Visual Noise Effects is a psychophysical phenomenon in which the presence of extraneous visual stimuli systematically degrades the ability to discriminate contrast, thereby revealing the limits and mechanisms of early visual processing under degraded viewing conditions.
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Visual Perception of Stochastic Resonance
Enrico Simonotto, Massimo Riani, Charles Seife et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1997 · 491 citations
Regional cerebral blood flow during object naming and word reading
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