ArticleAttention, perception & psychophysics2025
Distinct rules for perceptual grouping in position-based and velocity-based motion systems.
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Motion perception relies on at least two distinct systems: a velocity-based motion system driven by early direction-selective cells and a position-based motion system that tracks objects over space and time. However, how these systems interact when operating in parallel remains unclear. We explored their respective contributions to the perceptual organization of motion using a bistable stimulus of eight moving dots, perceived either as rotating in local pairs (local motion percept) or as forming two illusory squares translating around fixation (global motion percept). To disrupt the velocity-based motion system, we varied interstimulus intervals (ISIs) stroboscopically from 0 to 116.6 ms - selectively impairing early direction-selective cells with short temporal integration windows (
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