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Effects of specular highlights on perceived surface convexity

Effects of specular highlights on perceived surface convexity

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The Southampton-York Natural Scenes (SYNS) dataset: Statistics of surface attitude Experimental evidence suggests that specular reflectance and glossy appearance help amplify warning signals.Touch influences perceived gloss.Turbine Blade Illusion.

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Effects of specular highlights on perceived surface convexity

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Effects of specular highlights on perceived surface convexity

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The influence of shape cues on the perception of lighting direction.

Visual motion and the perception of surface material.

Conjoint measurement of gloss and surface texture.

Color brings relief to human vision.

Where is the sun?

Shape-from-shading for matte and glossy objects.

Perceptual biases in the interpretation of 3D shape from shading.

Ambiguity and the 'mental eye' in pictorial relief.

Extending the perception of shape from known to unknown shading.

Perceiving shape from shading.

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