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Flicker sensitivity as a function of target area with and without temporal noise

Rovamo et al., 2000

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16150237025808738311
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Rovamo J
Donner K
Näsänen R
Raninen A
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Vision research

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Flicker sensitivities (1–30 Hz) in foveal, photopic vision were measured as functions of stimulus area with and without strong external white temporal noise. Stimuli were circular, sinusoidally flickering sharp-edged spots of variable diameters (0.25–4°) but constant …
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