The objective of this study was to test the performance of a prototype vision system in
phenotypically diverse beef and lamb carcasses against visual grading of eye muscle area …

In four experiments we investigated the Solitaire illusion. In this illusion, most observers see
as more numerous a set of dots that forms a single central group, compared to dots on the …

This study describes the performance of a Marel conveyer vision scanner, across beef
carcases (n= 102) from a wide visual marbling score range, in its ability to predict chemical …

Humans can approximately enumerate a large number of objects at a single glance. While
several mechanisms have been proposed to account for this ability, the fundamental units …

This study assessed the precision and accuracy in the prediction of chemical intramuscular
fat (IMF%), Meat Standards Australia (MSA) marbling score and AUS-MEAT eye-muscle …

Abstract 'Groupitizing'refers to the observation that visually grouped arrays can be accurately
enumerated much faster than can unstructured arrays. Previous research suggests that …

The past few years have witnessed a fervent theoretical debate about the exact visual
mechanisms supporting nonsymbolic number processing. The idea that quantity information …

Humans have the remarkable ability to rapidly estimate the number of objects in a visual
scene without relying on counting, something referred to as the number sense. It has been …

There are many situations in which we interact with collections of objects, from a crowd of
people to a bowl of blackberries. There is an experience of the quantity of these items …

Animals can perceive the numerosity of sets of visual elements. Qualitative and quantitative
similarities in different species suggest the existence of a shared system (approximate …