1 / 21

Visual Attention 1 Arash Afraz

Visual Attention 1 Arash Afraz. “Visual Selection” might be a better term. Do we really see without attention?. Inattention Paradigms Attentional Blink Change Blindness Intentionally Ignored Information. Change Blindness. Change Blindness. Hey Arash don’t forget more demos!.

chavez
Download Presentation

Visual Attention 1 Arash Afraz

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Visual Attention 1Arash Afraz

  2. “Visual Selection” might be a better term

  3. Do we really see without attention? • Inattention Paradigms • Attentional Blink • Change Blindness • Intentionally Ignored Information

  4. Change Blindness

  5. Change Blindness

  6. Hey Arash don’t forget more demos!

  7. What we think we see! What we really see!

  8. Visual Attention (selection) • Overt Visual Attention (eye movements) • Covert Visual Attention

  9. Eye Movements 1. Physiological Nystagmus 2. Saccadic Eye Movements 3. Smooth Pursuit 4. Vergence Movements 5. Vestibular Movements 6. Optokinetic Movements

  10. Physiological Nystagmus • Preventing from stabilizing the image • Random walk movements

  11. Physiological Nystagmus

  12. Saccadic Eye Movements • Very Rapid (150-200ms planning and action) (900 degree per second) • Ballistic Movements

  13. Saccadic Eye Movements

  14. Saccadic Eye MovementsSaccadic Suppression • Motion Blur Problem • “Too Fast Motion” explanation! • “Visual Masking” explanation • Is it a real problem!?

  15. Smooth Pursuit • Slower Than Saccade (100 degree per sec at maximum) • Smooth (not jerky) • Feedback (not ballistic) • Acuity (importance of smooth pursuit in biology)

  16. Vergence Movements • Slow (10 degree per Sec) • Diconjugate

  17. Vestibular Movements • Head is not still! • Faster than pursuit • Mostly unconscious • Controlled by vestibular system

  18. Optokinetic Movements • Involuntary tracking of large field movements • Bi-phasic (slow-fast) • Vertigo!

  19. Contextual Effects in Eye Movements

  20. Covert Visual Attention… • How to select target of next saccade? • There are some social conditions in which we can’t shift our attention overtly • Attending to more than one item

  21. To be continued!

More Related