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示出的协议演示如何适应于环境或观察者的变化的影响可以在图像被描绘。这写照需要将取决于模型所做的假设的形式 - 例如，颜色是如何编码，以及如何编码机制，应对和适应。因此，最重要的一步是决定模型上的色觉 - 比如哪些虚拟通道的特性，他们认为如何适应。另一个重要的步骤是设定合适的参数为两个环境，或两个观察员敏感的特性，您之间调整。 说明该模型非?...

可能世界是什么样子给他人，或者以自己为我们改变？这些问题的答案是理解的性质和感知的机制和感官编码正常和临床情况的后果至关重要的。各种各样的技术和方法已被开发用于模拟图像可能会出现以不同的视觉敏感度的个体。例如，这些包括可以由不同类型的颜色缺陷的被辨别颜色的模拟1，2，3，4，空间和彩色差异可以由婴儿或较旧的观察员5，6，7，8来解决，9 ，图像如何出现在周边视野<s<html>向上类= "外部参照"&gt; 10，和光学误差或疾病11，12，13，14的后果。他们也被应用到可视化是可能的其他物种的15，16，17歧视。通常情况下，这种模拟的使用在不同人群中的灵敏度损耗测量滤波器的图像，从而减少或消除它们难以看到的结构。例如，色盲的常见形式反映两个感光体为中等或长波长敏感的一个的损失，并过滤以除去它们的信号图像通常出现缺乏"红绿"的色调1。同样，婴儿具有更差的敏度，从而为他们的降低的空间灵敏度处理的图像出现模糊<html> 。F"&gt; 5这些技术提供了什么样一个人可以看到另一种可能不会宝贵的插图然而，他们不这样做-而且往往不打算-描绘观察者的实际感性经验，而且在某些情况下可能误传数量和类型的信息提供给观察者。 本文介绍用于模拟在视觉体验其中结合了视觉编码的基本特性差异的新颖技术-适配18,19。所有的感觉和运动系统不断调整，以它们暴露于环境。在一个房间里有刺激性气味很快消失，而视觉适应的房间怎么亮或变暗。重要的是，出现了几乎任何刺激属性这些调整，包括"高层次"的看法，例如某人的脸20的特点，类="外部参照"&gt; 21或它们的话音22，23，以及校准移动眼睛或达到的对象24，25时进行的马达的命令。事实上，改编很可能几乎所有的神经处理的重要属性。本文示出了如何将这些适应影响到图像的外观的仿真中，通过基本上"适应图像"来预测它会出现一个特定的适应观察者26，27，28，29的特定状态下。许多因素可以改变观察者的灵敏度，但往往适应可以补偿这些变化的重要方面，因此，灵敏度损失比没有假定系统适应被预测不那么显眼。相反，因为适应根据目前的刺激情境调节感光度，这些调整也纳入预测如何当环境变化很大的看法可能会有所不同很重要。 以下方案示出了通过调整图像的颜色内容的技术。色觉有颜色编码的初始阶段，神经都比较容易理解的优势，是适应30的图案。实际机制和调整是复杂的，多种多样，但适应的主要后果可以使用简单的和常规的两阶段模型（ 图1a）被捕获。在第一阶段中，彩色信号最初由三种类型的视锥光那些对短期，中期或长波长（S，M和L视锥细胞）最大限度敏感的编码。在第二阶段中，从不同的视锥细胞的信号被后receptoral细胞内结合，以形成"颜色对手"茶从不同锥体接收拮抗输入nnels（因此传达"颜色"的信息），并且加在一起的锥体输入"非对手"通道（因此编码"明亮度"的信息）。适应发生在两个阶段中，并且调整到颜色的两个不同方面-的平均值（在锥体）和方差（在-receptoral后通道）30，31。模拟的目标是将这些调整从其改编的输出应用到模型的机制，然后呈现图像。 适应图像的过程包括六个主要部件。这些1）选择图像; 2）选择用于图像光谱的格式; 3），其限定在环境中的颜色变化; 4）限定的观测器的灵敏度的变化; 5使用该程序来创建适于图像）; 6）利用图像来评价适应的后果。 Ť他认为以下各步骤加以详细说明。的基本模式和机构响应在图1中示出，而图2 - 5图像的实例与模型渲染。

<table><tbody><tr><td>Computer</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Images to adapt</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Programming language (&lt;em&gt;e.g.,&lt;/em&gt; Visual Basic or Matlab)</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Program for processing the images</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Observer spectral sensitivities (for applications involving observer-specific adaptation)</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Device emmission spectra (for device-dependent applications)</td><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

visualizing visual adaptation

许多技术已经发展到可视化图像是如何出现的个体有不同的视觉灵敏度: 例如 ，由于光学或年龄的差异，或颜色缺陷或疾病。这个协议描述了用于掺入感觉适应成模拟的技术。该协议被示为具有色觉的例子，但是一般适用于任何形式的视觉适应的。该协议使用基于关于视网膜和皮质机制编码的颜色以及如何将这些调整其灵敏度在当时的刺激的平均颜色和范围的颜色的标准和可信的假设人类颜色视觉的一个简单的模型。该机制的增益调整，使得下一个上下文他们的平均响应等同于不同的环境。仿真有助于揭示适应的理论极限，并产生"改编的图像"被最佳匹配到一个特定的ENVIRO市民明白或观察员。他们还探索适应不同的观察者或不同环境中的作用提供了一个通用指标。表征视觉感知和性能，这些图像为研究视觉或其他感觉系统长期适应的功能和后果的新颖工具。

<html> 图2 -图4示出自适应模拟在观察者或环境的变化。 图2比较了塞尚的静物与苹果的年轻和年长的观察者谁只在镜头色素28的密度不同的预测外观。通过年轻眼睛（ 图2a）中看到的原始图像通过更密集地着色透镜出现多少更黄和调光器（ 图2b）。 （在平均颜色和色度响应的相应位移在图1c</s...

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Visualizing Visual Adaptation

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Methods to Test Visual Attention Online

Online data collection methods have particular appeal to behavioral scientists because they offer the promise of much larger and much more representative data samples than can typically be collected on college campuses. However, before such methods can be widely adopted, a number of technological challenges must be overcome &#8211; in particular in experiments where tight control over stimulus properties is necessary. Here we present methods for collecting performance data on two tests of visual attention. Both tests require control over the visual angle of the stimuli (which in turn requires knowledge of the viewing distance, monitor size, screen resolution, etc.) and the timing of the stimuli (as the tests involve either briefly flashed stimuli or stimuli that move at specific rates). Data collected on these tests from over 1,700 online participants were consistent with data collected in laboratory-based versions of the exact same tests. These results suggest that with proper care, timing/stimulus size dependent tasks can be deployed in web-based settings.

To replicate laboratory settings, online data collection methods for visual tasks require tight control over stimulus presentation. We outline methods for the use of a web application to collect performance data on two tests of visual attention.

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VisualEyes: A Modular Software System for Oculomotor Experimentation

Eye movement studies have provided a strong foundation forming an understanding of how the brain acquires visual information in both the normal and dysfunctional brain.1 However, development of a platform to stimulate and store eye movements can require substantial programming, time and costs. Many systems do not offer the flexibility to program numerous stimuli for a variety of experimental needs. However, the VisualEyes System has a flexible architecture, allowing the operator to choose any background and foreground stimulus, program one or two screens for tandem or opposing eye movements and stimulate the left and right eye independently. This system can significantly reduce the programming development time needed to conduct an oculomotor study. The VisualEyes System will be discussed in three parts: 1) the oculomotor recording device to acquire eye movement responses, 2) the VisualEyes software written in LabView, to generate an array of stimuli and store responses as text files and 3) offline data analysis. Eye movements can be recorded by several types of instrumentation such as: a limbus tracking system, a sclera search coil, or a video image system. Typical eye movement stimuli such as saccadic steps, vergent ramps and vergent steps with the corresponding responses will be shown. In this video report, we demonstrate the flexibility of a system to create numerous visual stimuli and record eye movements that can be utilized by basic scientists and clinicians to study healthy as well as clinical populations.

Neural control and cognitive processes can be studied through eye movements. The VisualEyes software allows an operator to program stimuli on two computer screens independently using a simple, custom scripting language. The system can stimulate tandem eye movements (saccades and smooth pursuit) or opposing eye movements (vergence) or any combination.

VisualEyes：一个模块化的软件系统动眼神经实验

Eye movement studies have provided a strong foundation forming an understanding of how the brain acquires visual information in both the normal and ...

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Investigating the Deployment of Visual Attention Before Accurate and Averaging Saccades via Eye Tracking and Assessment of Visual Sensitivity

This experimental protocol was designed to investigate whether visual attention is obligatorily deployed at the endpoint of saccades. To this end, we recorded the eye position of human participants engaged in a saccade task via eye tracking and assessed visual orientation discrimination performance at various locations during saccade preparation. Importantly, instead of using a single saccade target paradigm for which the saccade endpoint typically coincides roughly with the target, this protocol comprised the presentation of two nearby saccade targets, leading to a distinct spatial dissociation between target locations and saccade endpoint on a substantial number of trials. The paradigm allowed us to compare presaccadic visual discrimination performance at the endpoint of accurate saccades (landing at one of the saccade targets) and of averaging saccades (landing at an intermediate location in between the two targets). We observed a selective enhancement of visual sensitivity at the endpoint of accurate saccades but not at the endpoint of averaging saccades. Rather, before the execution of averaging saccades, visual sensitivity was equally enhanced at both targets, suggesting that saccade averaging follows from unresolved attentional selection among the saccade targets. These results argue against a mandatory coupling between visual attention and saccade programming based on a direct measure of presaccadic visual sensitivity rather than saccadic reaction times, which have been used in other protocols to draw similar conclusions. While our protocol provides a useful framework to investigate the relationship between visual attention and saccadic eye movements at the behavioral level, it can also be combined with electrophysiological measures to extend insights at the neuronal level.

This experimental protocol combined eye tracking and the assessment of presaccadic visual sensitivity in a dual task paradigm, consisting of a free choice saccade task and a visual discrimination task, to investigate the deployment of visual spatial attention before both, accurate and averaging saccades.

通过视觉跟踪和视觉灵敏度评估, 探讨准确、平均的视频前视觉注意的部署

This experimental protocol was designed to investigate whether visual attention is obligatorily deployed at the endpoint of saccades. To this end, we ...

Integrating Visual Psychophysical Assays within a Y-Maze to Isolate the Role that Visual Features Play in Navigational Decisions

Collective animal behavior arises from individual motivations and social interactions that are critical for individual fitness. Fish have long inspired investigations into collective motion, specifically, their ability to integrate environmental and social information across ecological contexts. This demonstration illustrates techniques used for quantifying behavioral responses of fish, in this case, Golden Shiner (Notemigonus crysoleucas), to visual stimuli using computer visualization and digital image analysis. Recent advancements in computer visualization allow for empirical testing in the lab where visual features can be controlled and finely manipulated to isolate the mechanisms of social interactions. The purpose of this method is to isolate visual features that can influence the directional decisions of the individual, whether solitary or with groups. This protocol provides specifics on the physical Y-maze domain, recording equipment, settings and calibrations of the projector and animation, experimental steps and data analyses. These techniques demonstrate that computer animation can elicit biologically-meaningful responses. Moreover, the techniques are easily adaptable to test alternative hypotheses, domains, and species for a broad range of experimental applications. The use of virtual stimuli allows for the reduction and replacement of the number of live animals required, and consequently reduces laboratory overhead.
This demonstration tests the hypothesis that small relative differences in the movement speeds (2 body lengths per second) of virtual conspecifics will improve the speed and accuracy with which shiners follow the directional cues provided by the virtual silhouettes. Results show that shiners directional decisions are significantly affected by increases in the speed of the visual cues, even in the presence of background noise (67% image coherency). In the absence of any motion cues, subjects chose their directions at random. The relationship between decision speed and cue speed was variable and increases in cue speed had a modestly disproportionate influence on directional accuracy.

Here, we present a protocol to demonstrate a behavioral assay that quantifies how alternative visual features, such as motion cues, influence directional decisions in fish. Representative data are presented on the speed and accuracy where Golden Shiner (Notemigonus crysoleucas) follow virtual fish movements.

在 Y-Maze 中集成视觉心理物理分析,以隔离视觉特征在导航决策中扮演的角色

Collective animal behavior arises from individual motivations and social interactions that are critical for individual fitness. Fish have long inspired ...

Using Generative Art to Convey Past and Future Climate Transitions

The ability to understand modern day climate relies on a foundational understanding of past climate variability and the ways in which the planet is stabilized by interconnected feedbacks. This article presents a unique method for translating records of past climate transitions preserved in deep-sea sediments to broad audiences through an immersive visualization. This visualization is a multimedia installation that incorporates geochemical records of glacial and interglacial transitions and model predictions for future anthropogenic warming to create an immersive experience for viewers, inviting them to engage with and reflect on the subtle, nuanced differences between subsets of Earth&#39;s history. This work showcases five intervals of time, beginning with the inception of modern glacial-interglacial cyclicity (~one million years ago), comparing past climate with model results for projected future anthropogenic warming (until 2099). The installation consists of several experimental projections, one for each subset of time, displayed on different surfaces in a room. As viewers move through the space, the projections slowly cycle through different climatic transitions, using animation methods like speed, color, layering, and repetition, all generated through site-specific data to convey the planet&#39;s unique behavior as it relates to global climate. This work provides a framework for unique scientific data visualization, with generative animations created using a Perlin Noise algorithm at the center of the installation. Research variables, like sea surface temperature, nutrient dynamics, and the rate of climate change, impact formal outcomes like color, scale, and animation speed, which are all easy to manipulate and connect to specific data. This approach also allows the possibility of publishing data online and provides a mechanism for scaling visual parameters to a wide variety of quantitative and qualitative data.

Here, a protocol is presented to visualize climate data as generative art.

使用生成艺术传达过去和未来的气候转型

The ability to understand modern day climate relies on a foundational understanding of past climate variability and the ways in which the planet is ...

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The Optokinetic Response as a Quantitative Measure of Visual Acuity in Zebrafish

Zebrafish are a proven model for vision research, however many of the earlier methods generally focused on larval fish or demonstrated a simple response. More recently adult visual behavior in zebrafish has become of interest, but methods to measure specific responses are new coming. To address this gap, we set out to develop a methodology to repeatedly and accurately utilize the optokinetic response (OKR) to measure visual acuity in adult zebrafish. Here we show that the adult zebrafish's visual acuity can be measured, including both binocular and monocular acuities. Because the fish is not harmed during the procedure, the visual acuity can be measured and compared over short or long periods of time. The visual acuity measurements described here can also be done quickly allowing for high throughput and for additional visual procedures if desired. This type of analysis is conducive to drug intervention studies or investigations of disease progression.

Zebrafish have been a valuable tool for many research areas. Here we demonstrate a method to elicit a visual response and calculate a functional visual acuity in the adult zebrafish.

在视动反应在斑马鱼视力的定量测量

Zebrafish are a proven model for vision research, however many of the  earlier methods generally focused on larval fish or demonstrated a simple  ...

推进视觉皮层映射以增强对视力障碍的评估

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) of the Visual Cortex with Wide-View Retinotopic Stimulation

High-resolution retinotopic blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) with a wide-view presentation can be used to functionally map the peripheral and central visual cortex. This method for measuring functional changes of the visual brain allows for functional mapping of the occipital lobe, stimulating &gt;100&#176; (&plusmn;50&#176;) or more of the visual field, compared to standard fMRI visual presentation setups which usually cover &lt;30&#176; of the visual field. A simple wide-view stimulation system for BOLD fMRI can be set up using common MR-compatible projectors by placing a large mirror or screen close to the subject's face and using only the posterior half of a standard head coil to provide a wide-viewing angle without obstructing their vision. The wide-view retinotopic fMRI map can then be imaged using various retinotopic stimulation paradigms, and the data can be analyzed to determine the functional activity of visual cortical regions corresponding to central and peripheral vision. This method provides a practical, easy-to-implement visual presentation system that can be used to evaluate changes in the peripheral and central visual cortex due to eye diseases such as glaucoma and the vision loss that may accompany them.

作者聚焦:通过宽视角 fMRI 映射洞察视觉皮层研究 

We have developed techniques for mapping the visual cortex function utilizing more of the visual field than is commonly used. This approach has the potential to enhance the evaluation of vision disorders and eye diseases.

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像 （fMRI）

High-resolution retinotopic blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) with a wide-view presentation can be ...

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Motion-Acuity Test for Visual Field Acuity Measurement with Motion-Defined Shapes

The standard visual acuity measurements rely on stationary stimuli, either letters (Snellen charts), vertical lines (vernier acuity) or grating charts, processed by those regions of the visual system most sensitive to the stationary stimulation, receiving visual input from the central part of the visual field. Here, an acuity measurement is proposed based on discrimination of simple shapes, that are defined by motion of the dots in the random dot kinematograms (RDK) processed by visual regions sensitive to motion stimulation and receiving input also from the peripheral visual field. In the motion-acuity test, participants are asked to distinguish between a circle and an ellipse, with matching surfaces, built from RDKs, and separated from the background RDK either by coherence, direction, or velocity of dots. The acuity measurement is based on ellipse detection, which with every correct response becomes more circular until reaching the acuity threshold. The motion-acuity test can be presented in negative contrast (black dots on white background) or in positive contrast (white dots on black background). The motion defined shapes are located centrally within 8 visual degrees and are surrounded by RDK background. To test the influence of visual peripheries on centrally measured acuity, a mechanical narrowing of the visual field to 10 degrees is proposed, using opaque goggles with centrally located holes. This easy and replicable narrowing system is suitable for MRI protocols, allowing further investigations of the functions of the peripheral visual input. Here, a simple measurement of shape and motion perception simultaneously is proposed. This straightforward test assesses vision impairments depending on the central and peripheral visual field inputs. The proposed&#160;motion-acuity test advances the capability of standard tests to reveal spare or even strengthened vision functions in patients with injured visual system, that until now remained undetected.

作者聚焦:通过基于运动的周边视觉测试评估中央视力丧失患者的视力

A novel motion-based acuity test that allows the assessment of central and peripheral visual processing in low-vision and healthy individuals, along with goggles limiting peripheral vision compatible with MRI protocols, are described here. This method offers a comprehensive vision assessment for functional impairments and dysfunctions of the visual system.

运动敏锐度测试，用于使用运动定义形状的视野敏锐度测量

The standard visual acuity measurements rely on stationary stimuli, either letters (Snellen charts), vertical lines (vernier acuity) or grating charts, ...

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VisualEyes：一个模块化的软件系统动眼神经实验

通过视觉跟踪和视觉灵敏度评估, 探讨准确、平均的视频前视觉注意的部署

在 Y-Maze 中集成视觉心理物理分析,以隔离视觉特征在导航决策中扮演的角色

使用生成艺术传达过去和未来的气候转型

在视动反应在斑马鱼视力的定量测量

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）

运动敏锐度测试，用于使用运动定义形状的视野敏锐度测量

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在视动反应在斑马鱼视力的定量测量

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像 （fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像 （fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像 （fMRI）

运动敏锐度测试，用于使用运动定义形状的视野敏锐度测量

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）

具有宽视网膜刺激的视觉皮层功能性磁共振成像（fMRI）