Search Results - "Marlow, Phillip J."

The Perception and Misperception of Specular Surface Reflectance by Marlow, Phillip J., Kim, Juno, Anderson, Barton L.

“…The amount and spectral content of the light reflected by most natural surfaces depends on the structure of the light field, the observer’s viewing position,…”
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The cospecification of the shape and material properties of light permeable materials by Marlow, Phillip J., Anderson, Barton L.

“…The problem of extracting the three-dimensional (3D) shape and material properties of surfaces from images is considered to be inherently ill posed. It is…”
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Perception and misperception of surface opacity by Marlow, Phillip J., Kim, Juno, Anderson, Barton L.

“…A fundamental problem in extracting scene structure is distinguishing different physical sources of image structure. Light reflected by an opaque surface…”
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Coupled computations of three-dimensional shape and material by Marlow, Phillip J, Todorović, Dejan, Anderson, Barton L

“…Retinal image structure arises from the interaction between a surface's three-dimensional shape, its reflectance and transmittance properties, and the…”
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The perception and misperception of optical defocus, shading, and shape by Mooney, Scott Wj, Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…The human visual system is tasked with recovering the different physical sources of optical structure that generate our retinal images. Separate research has…”
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Turning the World Upside Down to Understand Perceived Transparency by Kim, Juno, Marlow, Phillip J.

“…Specular surfaces and refractive media are difficult to distinguish from each other because they both generate distorted images of the surrounding lighting…”
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Perceiving the shape and material properties of 3D surfaces by Anderson, Barton L., Marlow, Phillip J.

“…Our visual experience of the world relies on the interaction of light with the different substances, surfaces, and objects in our environment. These optical…”
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The role of color in the perception of three-dimensional shape by Marlow, Phillip J., Gegenfurtner, Karl R., Anderson, Barton L.

“…The human visual system can derive information about three-dimensional (3D) shape from the structure of light reflected by surfaces. Most research on single…”
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The role of self-occluding contours in material perception by Marlow, Phillip J., Prior de Heer, Belinda, Anderson, Barton L.

“…The human visual system extracts both the three-dimensional (3D) shape and the material properties of surfaces from single…”
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The dark side of gloss by Kim, Juno, Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…The authors show, for human observers, that glossy surfaces can generate both bright specular highlights and dark specular 'lowlights' and that the presence of…”
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Material properties derived from three-dimensional shape representations by Marlow, Phillip J., Anderson, Barton L.

“…•The same image can be perceived as either a matte or specular material.•Perceived material dramatically switches with the perceived 3D shape and…”
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Photogeometric Cues to Perceived Surface Shading by Marlow, Phillip J., Mooney, Scott W.J., Anderson, Barton L.

“…The human visual system is remarkably adept at extracting the three-dimensional (3D) shape of surfaces from images of smoothly shaded surfaces (shape from…”
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Motion and texture shape cues modulate perceived material properties by Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…Specular and matte surfaces can project identical images if the surface geometry and light field are appropriately configured. Our previous work has shown that…”
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Irrational contour synthesis by Anderson, Barton L., Tan, Kairen, Marlow, Phillip J.

“…The mechanisms responsible for generating illusory contours are thought to fulfil an adaptive role in providing estimates of missing contour fragments…”
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Translucency and the perception of shape by Chowdhury, Nahian S, Marlow, Phillip J, Kim, Juno

“…Previous studies have shown that the perceived three-dimensional (3D) shape of objects depends on their material composition. The majority of this work has…”
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Generative constraints on image cues for perceived gloss by Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…Image structure is generated by distinct physical sources that include 3-D surface geometry, surface reflectance, and the light field. A fundamental problem in…”
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Interactions Between 3D Surface Shape and Material Perception by Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…Our visual systems are remarkably adept at deriving the shape and material properties of surfaces even when only one image of a surface is available. This…”
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Comparing Subjective Contours for Kanizsa Squares and Linear Edge Alignments (‘New York Titanic’ Figures) by Gillam, Barbara, Marlow, Phillip J

“…One current view is that subjective contours may involve high-level detection of a salient shape with back propagation to early visual areas where small…”
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Texture-shading flow interactions and perceived reflectance by Kim, Juno, Marlow, Phillip J, Anderson, Barton L

“…The appearance of surface texture depends on the identification of edge contours in an image generated by local variations in reflectance. These edges in the…”
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Comparing subjective contours for Kanizsa squares and linear edge alignments ('New York Titanic' figures) by Gillam, Barbara, Marlow, Phillip J

“…One current view is that subjective contours may involve high-level detection of a salient shape with back propagation to early visual areas where small…”
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