Scene Perception: Miscellaneous

Poster Session: Saturday, May 18, 2024, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, Banyan Breezeway

Abstract#

Poster Title

First Author

23.301

Bridging perspectives: a foundational dataset for the empirical aesthetics of bridge design

Yang, Mei

23.302

Encounters with semantic violations do not interfere with immediately subsequent scene-viewing behavior

Lu, Alan

23.303

Image characteristics, not task, influence interobserver consistency

Heer, Sophie

23.304

Information Redundancy Facilitates Efficient Visual Processing

Chiu, Kaiki

23.305

Lexical Access to Scene Function Relies on Anchor Object Presence

Müller Karoza, Lea Alexandra

23.306

Tracking the Developmental Trajectories of Semantic and Syntactic Aspects of Visual Cognition in Children

Türk, Dilara Deniz

23.307

Unveiling core, interpretable image properties underlying model-brain similarity with generative models

Rong, Yingqi

23.308

Are you seeing this? An investigation into the variability of mental imagery and propensity of aphantasia in a non-self-diagnosed population

Folds, Patsy E.

23.309

Excessive noise explains the impaired visually-guided navigation abilities in adults with Williams syndrome: a computational approach

Shapiro, Zvi

23.310

Limited Scene Understanding and Altered Eye Movements With Simulated Central and Peripheral Vision Loss

Johnson, Byron A.

23.311

Peripheral visual information is necessary for visually-guided navigation

Rennert, Rebecca

23.312

Examining the retinotopic organization of the visual hierarchy in autistic and neurotypical individuals

Choi, Yeo Bi