Psychophysical and neurobiological evidence suggests that central and peripheral vision
are specialized for different functions. This specialization of function might be expected to …

The functionality of central vision is different from peripheral vision. Central vision is used for
fixation and has higher acuity, making it useful for everyday activities such as reading and …

Human object recognition and classification depend on the retinal location where the object
is presented and decrease as eccentricity increases. The lateral occipital complex (LOC) is …

Central and peripheral vision are important for distinct aspects of everyday life. We use
central vision to read and peripheral vision to get the gist of a scene. To understand how …

The fusiform face area (FFA) is thought to be preferentially involved in the processing of
faces, and its neural responses exhibit category biases to objects presented in the central …

The visual system is very important and a complex of the central nervous system that
enables human to perception and process visual information. It consists of the eyes, several …

The visual system is very important and a complex of the central nervous system that
enables human to perception and process visual information. It consists of the eyes, several …

Although the facilitation of visual search by contextual information is well established, there
is little understanding of the independent contributions of different types of contextual cues in …

Age-related macular degeneration is one of the most common causes of blindness in the
industrialized world, and the advanced phase of the disease that causes significant vision …