1. From: Noise masking of White's illusion exposes the weakness of current spatial filtering models of lightness perception
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Figure Legend:
Noise masking results for the ODOG model, analogous to Figure 5. x-axis indicates the center spatial frequency of the noise mask, y-axis indicates illusion strength, measured as the difference in model output between test patches placed on different background bars, but in the same noise environment. The grating frequency is indicated by the star on the x-axis. Large circles are means across trials; small circles are individual trials. For most models and noise frequencies, the effect of different noise masks is so small that individual trial data cluster together and form a line, or are hidden by the mean. The dotted horizontal line indicates the overall mean illusion strength of the no-noise condition. No single trial data are plotted for the no-noise condition, since the model response does not vary across trials without noise.
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