Yen-Ju ChenKyoto University | Kyodai · Department of Intelligence Sciences and Technology
Yen-Ju Chen
Master of Science
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Introduction
My research interest focuses on how humans implement time information in calculating and perceiving the dynamic world. Mainly research tools are behavior experiments, psychophisics, computational modelling, etc.
Education
August 2020 - June 2022
September 2016 - June 2020
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Publications (10)
Temporal asynchrony is a cue for the perceptual segregation of spatial regions. Past research found attribute invariance of this phenomenon such that asynchrony induces perceptual segmentation regardless of the changing attribute type, and it does so even when asynchrony occurs between different attributes. To test the generality of this finding an...
Visual motion processing is essential for humans to perceive and interact with dynamic environments. Despite extensive research in cognitive neuroscience, image-computable models that can extract informative motion flow from natural scenes in a manner consistent with human visual processing have yet to be established. Meanwhile, recent advancements...
It is known that synchronous/asynchronous changes in visual attribute values at different spatial locations are effective cues for perceptual grouping/segmentation. To see whether changes in any visual attributes produce similar perceptual grouping/segmentation effects, and how this phenomenon is related to the perceptual asynchrony between differe...
Visual motion processing is essential for organisms to perceive and interact with dynamic environments. Despite extensive research in cognitive neuroscience, image-computable models that can extract informative motion flow from natural scenes in a manner consistent with human visual processing have yet to be established. Meanwhile, recent advanceme...
In common fate, elements move synchronously tend to be grouped together. However, precise temporal synchrony might not be preserved in multiple layers of processing. Thus, temporal structure, defined as the pattern of element changes over time, might play a more important role underlying common-fate processing. We compared the grouping effects of c...
The visual system uses not only spatial but also temporal cues to segregate objects from their background. Such temporal cues include temporal synchrony (timing of changes, e.g., temporal lag) and temporal structure (pattern of changes over time) between the figure and ground. In this study, we investigated how these two factors interacted and infl...
