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Title: Color tuning in metacontrast masking


1
Color tuning in metacontrast masking
  • Dirk Beer and Don MacLeod
  • University of California at San Diego
  • La Jolla, CA

2
  • How is color represented in the cortex?
  • Retina, lateral geniculate nucleus Luminance and
    two chromatic cardinal axes (Encoding by set of
    three parallel signals).
  • Cortex No clear organization, no privileged
    axes?
  • Metacontrast masking
  • Yellott Wandell (1976) color selective
    masking occurs dichoptically
  • Anstis Becker (UCI/OSA 2001) luminance
    polarity selectivity.
  • Beer MacLeod (VSS 2002) masking is
    color-polarity selective.

3
Metacontrast Masking
time
33 ms
50 ms
33 ms
Click
Saw It? Yes/No
SOA 83 ms
Yes/No, 127 conditions, randomized QUEST
staircases, 6 naïve subjects, 8
hours/subject Display 17 x 13 deg Test
diameter 1.5 deg Ring diameter 3.0
deg Luminance (background) 4000 cd/m2
4
Extended Maxwellian View (BIGMAXTM)
High luminance 100, 000 cd/m2
5
Improved gamut with additional dichroic filters
100
10
S/(LM)
1.0
0.1
0.01
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1
L/(LM)
Max luminance with filters 20,000 cd/m2
6
Preliminary experiment determining SOA
Use 83 ms onset asynchrony
7
Demo
8
Threshold elevation plot (luminance/red-green
plane)
CLM
15
LIGHT

10
5
RED
GREEN
0
-5
-10
DARK
-15
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
15
CL/(LM)
9
Predictions Cardinal axis model with adaptation
10
Luminance - Red/Green Plane (N3)
CLM
20
15
10
5
0
-5
-10
-15
-20
-20
-10
0
10
20
CL/(LM)
DARK
11
Luminance Red/Green Plane (N3)
12
Threshold elevation plot (isoluminant plane)
CS/(LM)
BLUE

RED
GREEN
YELLOW
CL/(LM)
13
Red/Green Blue/Yellow Plane (N3)
14
Results Conclusions
  • Polarity selectivity Color masking is polarity
    selective, luminance
  • masking less so.
  • Anisotropy
  • - Color (L-M cone axis) masks luminance,
    luminance does
  • not mask color
  • - Color (L-M cone axis) masks color (S-cone
    axis),
  • but S-cone axis does not mask L-M cone axis.
  • Tests that escape masking are seen with roughly
    veridical luminance and color
  • contrast, inconsistent with a model of
    sensitivity change of cardinal
  • mechanisms.
  • Inconsistent with a simple cardinal mechanisms
    model
  • - similar color difference can have different
    masking effect
  • - tuning is not broader for intermediate
    directions
  • - masking does not simply reduce contrast

15
Test that escape masking are matched with
veridical luminance contrast.
16
Questions
  • Why less luminance polarity selectivity than in
    previous ?
  • Higher mean intensity?
  • Do S-cone spots mask luminance, as L-M cone
    spots do?
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