… vision. Our study investigated the advantage of peripheral vision on central vision during a
scene categorization … used large scene photographs from which we built one central disk and …

… an advantage for central vision for scene categorization in normally sighted … central vision
is privileged and more efficient than peripheral vision, even for a broad level of categorization. …

… the importance of peripheral vision for scene categorization. In Experiment 1, we investigated
if peripheral vision could influence the scene categorization in central vision. We used …

… Studies using both natural scenes and laboratory stimuli, in central vision, have shown that
the visual system is particularly sensitive to the global structure, or overall layout of a stimulus …

… the categorization of a scene in central vision, the rapid processing of LSF available in the
peripheral scene would allow the emergence of a rudimentary representation of the scene, …

… participants to categorize an object in central vision while a … /incongruent) scene background
was presented in peripheral vision. … how scene information influences object categorization …

… We conclude that scene recognition is based on both central and peripheral information,
even when participants are instructed to focus only on one part of the image and ignore the …

… mainly dedicated to our central vision exclusively. Using an existing model of central vision,
we … performances in a task of categorization of scenes positioned at different eccentricities in …

… In computer vision, gist recognition is also known as scene categorization, which aims to …
In computational scene categorization, visual descriptors play a central role in recognition …

… to influence object categorization. It is thus essential to assess the processing time of scene
context. In the present study, we used a go/no-go rapid visual categorization task in which …