A "Threshold Versus Intensity Function" is a psychophysical function that describes the relationship between the detection threshold of a visual stimulus and its background intensity, characterizing how sensory sensitivity changes with varying levels of ambient illumination according to Weber's Law.
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Differential Intensity Sensitivity of the Ear for Pure Tones
R. R. Riesz · Physical Review · 1928 · 308 citations
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN STIMULUS INTENSITY RESPONSE
Monte S. Buchsbaum, Adolf Pfefferbaum · Psychophysiology · 1971 · 220 citations
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