Temporal properties in masking biological motion
Temporal properties in masking biological motion is a scholarly work, published in 2005 in ''Attention, Perception and Psychophysics''. The main subjects of the publication include motion, biological motion, artificial intelligence, bird vocalization, Visual masking, computer science, animation, visual perception, motion perception, perception, computer vision, masking, morphometrics, communication, and embodied cognition. Results showed that (1) perception of biological motion was sensitive to even small temporal perturbation within the walker, (2) the effectiveness of a mask depended upon the temporal phase difference between the mask and point light walker, (3) relatively small temporal differences between the mask and point light walker decreased the effectiveness of the mask, and (4) these effects were not due simply to observers detecting the phase offsets in the display.