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object display

object display Object display refers to how an object is presented in a visual scene, especially the size it occupies in an image.

Object display refers to how an object is presented in a visual scene, especially the size it occupies in an image. In research on rapid object categorization, this displayed size can be measured and examined for its effect on how quickly people detect or classify the object.

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Drafting source: Xu Bingjie; Kankanhalli Mohan S; Zhao Qi. Ultra-rapid object categorization in real-world scenes with top-down manipulations. 2019; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0214444; article XML SHA-256 f00bbe3758894ecc734b67b57916c6b5296d0c0af074bbb2ac6faaf2b08c067b. “Ultra-rapid object categorization in real-world scenes with top-down manipulations” (10.1371/journal.pone.0214444).
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