Discrimination of natural scenes in central and peripheral vision
Discrimination of natural scenes in central and peripheral vision is a scholarly work by Michelle To and Iain D Gilchrist, published in 2011 in ''Vision Research''. The main subjects of the publication include anosmia, visual perception, peripheral vision, psychology, perception, audiology, optics, eccentricity, orientation (vector space), fovea centralis, peripheral, psychophysics, communication, and afterimage. The authors conducted suprathreshold discrimination experiments to compare how natural-scene information is processed in central and peripheral vision (16° eccentricity).