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The finding that the facilitation of search for predictable target locations generalized to the subsequent phase of serial search leads to the conclusion that the learned across-trial biases in the pop-out feature search could persist during serial search.
3 gru 2015 · We compared the serial Competitive Guided Search model with a parallel model in their ability to account for RT distributions and error rates from a large visual search data-set featuring three classical search tasks: 1) a spatial configuration search (2 vs. 5); 2) a feature-conjunction search; and 3) a unique feature search (Wolfe, Palmer ...
4 lut 2021 · Several computational models of visual search have been proposed and well-validated, many based upon the original Sternberg (Citation 1966) serial self-terminating search model. This model proposes that, for many search tasks, search time is a linearly increasing function of the number of distractors (N), and this function doubles in slope in a ...
1 sty 2003 · Search via recursive rejection (SERR) is a hierarchical model within a connectionist framework that embodies many of the principles of biased competition (Humphreys & Mueller, 1993). Visual search RTs are simulated through use of grouping principles.
1 kwi 2002 · The serial search occurs when that target object is not significantly different from the distractors. Each object in the search space has to be attended to separately and a decision made as to whether it is the target or not before moving onto the next object.
It is found that serial search is required when (a) targets and distractors are mirror twins, and (b) when the search elements lack the Gestalt property of intrinsic orientation.
Thomas L. Thornton and David L. Gilden. University of Texas at Austin. A long-standing issue in the study of how people acquire visual information centers around the scheduling and deployment of attentional resources: Is the process serial, or is it parallel?
