Search Results - "Nishida, Shin’ya"

On the assumptions behind metacognitive measurements: Implications for theory and practice by Miyoshi, Kiyofumi, Sakamoto, Yosuke, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Theories of visual confidence have largely been grounded in the gaussian signal detection framework. This framework is so dominant that idiosyncratic…”
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Material and shape perception based on two types of intensity gradient information by Sawayama, Masataka, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Visual estimation of the material and shape of an object from a single image includes a hard ill-posed computational problem. However, in our daily life we…”
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Image statistics and the perception of surface qualities by Adelson, Edward H, Nishida, Shin'ya, Sharan, Lavanya, Motoyoshi, Isamu

“…The world is full of surfaces, and by looking at them we can judge their material qualities. Properties such as colour or glossiness can help us decide whether…”
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Apparent time interval of visual stimuli is compressed during fast hand movement by Yokosaka, Takumi, Kuroki, Scinob, Nishida, Shin'ya, Watanabe, Junji

“…The influence of body movements on visual time perception is receiving increased attention. Past studies showed apparent expansion of visual time before and…”
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Sanshool on The Fingertip Interferes with Vibration Detection in a Rapidly-Adapting (RA) Tactile Channel by Kuroki, Scinob, Hagura, Nobuhiro, Nishida, Shin'ya, Haggard, Patrick, Watanabe, Junji

“…An Asian spice, Szechuan pepper (sanshool), is well known for the tingling sensation it induces on the mouth and on the lips. Electrophysiological studies have…”
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Sensory adaptation for timing perception by Roseboom, Warrick, Linares, Daniel, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Recent sensory experience modifies subjective timing perception. For example, when visual events repeatedly lead auditory events, such as when the sound and…”
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The sense of agency is action–effect causality perception based on cross-modal grouping by Kawabe, Takahiro, Roseboom, Warrick, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Sense of agency, the experience of controlling external events through one's actions, stems from contiguity between action- and effect-related signals. Here we…”
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Does training with blurred images bring convolutional neural networks closer to humans with respect to robust object recognition and internal representations? by Yoshihara, Sou, Fukiage, Taiki, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…It has been suggested that perceiving blurry images in addition to sharp images contributes to the development of robust human visual processing. To…”
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Visual discrimination of optical material properties: A large-scale study by Sawayama, Masataka, Dobashi, Yoshinori, Okabe, Makoto, Hosokawa, Kenchi, Koumura, Takuya, Saarela, Toni P, Olkkonen, Maria, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Complex visual processing involved in perceiving the object materials can be better elucidated by taking a variety of research approaches. Sharing stimulus and…”
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A common perceptual temporal limit of binding synchronous inputs across different sensory attributes and modalities by Fujisaki, Waka, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…The human brain processes different aspects of the surrounding environment through multiple sensory modalities, and each modality can be subdivided into…”
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Neural timing signal for precise tactile timing judgments by Kuroki, Scinob, Watanabe, Junji, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…The brain can precisely encode the temporal relationship between tactile inputs. While behavioural studies have demonstrated precise interfinger temporal…”
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Deformation-induced transparency resolves color scission by Kawabe, Takahiro, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Dynamic image deformation produces the perception of a transparent material that appears to deform the background image by light refraction. Since past studies…”
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Contour junctions defined by dynamic image deformations enhance perceptual transparency by Kawabe, Takahiro, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…The majority of work on the perception of transparency has focused on static images with luminance-defined contour junctions, but recent work has shown that…”
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Image statistics for surface reflectance perception by Sharan, Lavanya, Li, Yuanzhen, Motoyoshi, Isamu, Nishida, Shin'ya, Adelson, Edward H

“…Human observers can distinguish the albedo of real-world surfaces even when the surfaces are viewed in isolation, contrary to the Gelb effect. We sought to…”
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Human perception of subresolution fineness of dense textures based on image intensity statistics by Sawayama, Masataka, Nishida, Shin'ya, Shinya, Mikio

“…We are surrounded by many textures with fine dense structures, such as human hair and fabrics, whose individual elements are often finer than the spatial…”
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Perceptually Based Adaptive Motion Retargeting to Animate Real Objects by Light Projection by Fukiage, Taiki, Kawabe, Takahiro, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…A recently developed light projection technique can add dynamic impressions to static real objects without changing their original visual attributes such as…”
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HiddenGazeStereo: Hiding Gaze-Contingent Disparity Remapping for 2D-Compatible Natural 3D Viewing by Fukiage, Taiki, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Stereoscopic 3D displays (S3D), the most popular consumer display devices for 3D presentation, have a few problems that degrade the natural visual experience,…”
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The cross-modal double flash illusion depends on featural similarity between cross-modal inducers by Roseboom, Warrick, Kawabe, Takahiro, Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Despite extensive evidence of the possible interactions between multisensory signals, it remains unclear at what level of sensory processing these interactions…”
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Motion-Based Analysis of Spatial Patterns by the Human Visual System by Nishida, Shin'ya

“…Background: It is known that the visibility of patterns presented through stationary multiple slits is significantly improved by pattern movements. This study…”
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Motion Perception: From Detection to Interpretation by Nishida, Shin'ya, Kawabe, Takahiro, Sawayama, Masataka, Fukiage, Taiki

“…Visual motion processing can be conceptually divided into two levels. In the lower level, local motion signals are detected by…”
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