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dynamic visual display

dynamic visual display A dynamic visual display is a visual stimulus that changes over time, such as moving patterns that provide motion information.

A dynamic visual display is a visual stimulus that changes over time, such as moving patterns that provide motion information. In this context, it refers to the changing visual scene whose spatiotemporal motion patterns help shape how an ambiguous event is perceived.

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Drafting source: Parise Cesare V; Ernst Marc O. Noise, multisensory integration, and previous response in perceptual disambiguation. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005546; article XML SHA-256 bc6a10e076c9f09f9edb8d5b5645546dc5a41d6d4dbf3a30a45cad06688d5531. “Noise, multisensory integration, and previous response in perceptual disambiguation” (10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005546).
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