Effects of Spatial Frequency Similarity and Dissimilarity on Contour Integration.

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Contextual Interactions in Grating Plaid Configurations Are Explained by Natural Image Statistics and Neural Modeling.Contour Integration in Dynamic Scenes: Impaired Detection Performance in Extended Presentations.

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Effects of Spatial Frequency Similarity and Dissimilarity on Contour Integration.

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Effects of Spatial Frequency Similarity and Dissimilarity on Contour Integration.

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