Transactions of Japan Society of Kansei Engineering 13(5) 613-619 Dec 2014 [Refereed]
Humans have various impressions for visual stimulus such as order/disorder and aesthetic preference, but the brain characteristics that each impression reflects are not readily apparent. We hypothesized that perception of order/disorder reflects t...
Attentional direction can be different from visual direction. It has been shown that pupil response is affected by the luminance of attentional object. In addition, the frequency of pupil fluctuation has been shown to synchronize with that of lumi...
In this study, we use the concept of entropy to quantify the perception of order and disorder. We defined the number of patterns perceived to be the same patterns in a group of different patterns as the perceptual number of state and then define p...
