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Lecture 4. Human Factors : Psychological and Cognitive Issues (II)
고려대학교 그래픽스 연구실
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Contents Presence and Reality Human Visual System
Human Auditory System Other Perceptual systems - Tactile - Vestibular - Kinesthetic - Olfactory - Gustatory
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Human Visual System Outline of the Visual System Eye
3. Properties of Eye 4. Properties of Visual System 5. Spatial Perception
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1. Outline of the Visual System
Eye Retina Optic nerve Lateral Geneculate Nucleus Visual cortex
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2. Eye Cornea (각막) Iris (조리개) Pupil opening (동공) Lens (수정체) Retina
receptor rod cone
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3. Properties of Eye System
Accomodation and depth of field Thresholding intensity Spectral sensitivity Dynamic range Dark adaptation Visual field Visual acuity Spectral response Eye movements
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n r s d Nodal point Visual Angle
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Visual field of a normal human observer.
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4. Properties of Visual System
Feature detection Edge detection Corner detection Motion Short-term motion -- Detection Long-term motion -- Matching Color perception
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5. Spatial Perception Non-pictorial cues Mono-pictorial cues
Accomodation Stereopsis convergence disparity Motion parallax Mono-pictorial cues size consistency perspective arial perspective luminance shading light and shadow color texture occlusion
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Fixated rod Disparate rod Left Eye Right Eye Foveas Disperate images of far rod Fixation point
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Human Auditory System 1. Characteristics of Sound
2. Anatomy of Auditory System outer, middle, and inner ears. 3. Psycho-acoustics: Auditory Perception sensitivity, discriminability loudness, pitch, timbre 4. Spatial Hearing
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Sound localization Interaural time difference
Interaural intensity difference Head/sound movements Cues derived from the outer ear (especially pinna(귓바퀴)). HRTF (Head related transfer function)
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Other Perceptual Systems
1. Tactile sense of touch, pain, cold, warmth. 2. Kinesthetic movements and relative positions of body parts. 3. Vestibular sense of acceleration, orientation, rotational motion. 4. Olfactory sense of smell. 5. Gustatory sense of taste.
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