Poster Session

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#	Poster Title	Presenter	Room	Topic Area
D81	Exploring and explaining properties of motion processing in biological brains using a neural network	Rideaux, Reuben	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D82	Dynamic presentation boosts the Ebbinghaus illusion but eliminates simultaneous contrast and Muller-lyer	Takao, Saki	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D83	A motion-energy-based optimization method for generating an image sequence causing four-stroke apparent motion illusion	Kawabe, Takahiro	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D84	Adaptation to an illusory aspect ratio distorted by motion patches in a deformation vector field	Nakada, Hoko	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D85	The flash grab effect into the blind spot	Murakami, Ikuya	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D87	Metacognitive adaptation revealed in serial dependence of visual confidence judgments	Ng, Leo C. H.	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D88	The effect of high fps on vision in visual presentation under active motion	Furukawa, Masahiro	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D89	Differences in virtual and physical head orientation predict sickness during head-mounted display based virtual reality	Palmisano, Stephen	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D90	Creation of a new vection total index calculated by new individual models of latency, duration and magnitude of vection.	Iida, Ryo	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D91	Comparison of the features of visual vection with those of cutaneous vection	Murata, Kayoko	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D92	Stimulus meaning can alter vection strength	Jiang, Moyou	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D93	Subjective colorfulness and preferred color facilitate vection.	Yu, Lu	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D94	A picture book that causes vection and that ratings.	Aoki, Takuya	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D95	Three vection studies from a view point of multimedia	Na, Hua	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D96	Correlation analyses between various aspects of human life and vection strength	Seno, Takeharu	Dolphin	Motion Perception 1
D97	Four-dimensional energy spectrum model of natural texture perception	Okada, Kosuke	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision
D98	A computational model to predict the visibility of alpha-blended images	Fukiage, Taiki	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision
D99	White matter microstructural properties in glaucoma: multi-contrast magnetic resonance imaging study	Ogawa, Shumpei	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision
D101	Temporal synchrony accompany with structure cue is more effective in the segmentation task	Chen, Yen-Ju	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision
D102	Temporal characteristics of bandpass noise that cause visual unpleasantness	Ogawa, Narumi	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision
D103	Averaging performances of orientations decrease in proportion to depth increase	Takebayashi, Hikari	Dolphin	Spatial and Temporal Vision