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Program July 19 (Day 1)

Program

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Saturday, July 19 (Day 1)

9 : 35 – 9 : 45 Opening remarks Kagawa International Conference HallSatoshi Shioiri

(Tohoku University, Japan)

9 : 45 – 10 : 45 Keynote Lecture 1 Kagawa International Conference Hall

ArtificialretinaandvisualrehabilitationTakashiFujikado

(Osaka University, Japan)Moderator:KeijiUchikawa

(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

10 : 45 – 12 : 15 Poster 1A (OddNumbers) Small Hall 2

12 : 15 – 13 : 15 Lunch time seminar 1 Conference Room 61

13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Talk 1A Visual Cognition Kagawa International Conference HallModerators:Chien-ChungChen1,MakotoIchikawa2

(1NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan,2ChibaUniversity,Japan)

13:30O1A-1 TwodistinctmechanismsunderlyingfacialexpressionperceptionChien-ChungChen,Shin-YinSheu

(NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

13:45O1A-2 SeeingobjectsasfaceenhancesobjectdetectionKohskeTakahashi,KatsumiWatanabe

(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

14:00O1A-3 Holisticprocessinginvisualexpertiseacquisition:AninvertedU-shapefunctioninthedevelopmentofchinesecharacterrecognition

RickyVanYipTso,TerryKit-fongAu,JanetHui-wenHsiao(TheUniversityofHongKong,HongKong)

14:15O1A-4 GazeconstancyinadultsandinfantsYumikoOtsuka1,IsabelleMareschal2,HirokoIchikawa3,SoKanazawa4,

MasamiKYamaguchi3,ColinWGClifford1

(1UNSWAustralia,Australia,2QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,UK, 3ChuoUniversity,Japan,4JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan)

14:30O1A-5 ThecompositeeffectinstaticanddynamicfamiliarfaceperceptionSimone Favelle1,AlannaTobin1, Daniel Piepers2,RachelRobbins2, Darren Burke3

(1UniversityofWollongong,Australia,2UniversityofWesternSydney,Australia, 3UniversityofNewcastle,Australia)

14:45O1A-6 Humanvariationinautistictraitspredictstheperceptionofdirectgazeformales,butnot for females

Daisuke Matsuyoshi1,KanaKuraguchi2,YumikoTanaka1,SeinaUchida1, HiroshiAshida2,KatsumiWatanabe1

(1The University of Tokyo, Japan, 2KyotoUniversity,Japan)

15:00O1A-7 AccuratecomputationofaverageattractivenessoffacesAnna Xiao Luo1,GuomeiZhou2

(1TheUniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2SunYat-senUniversity,China)

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15:15O1A-8 Effectsofviewingtimeonrightwardbiasinaestheticimpressionformationinview-ingpictures

MakotoIchikawa,AiriMotoki(ChibaUniversity,Japan)

13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Talk 1B Color and Light Conference Room 61Moderators:SophieWuerger1,KeizoShinomori2

(1UniversityofLiverpool,UK,2KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

13:30O1B-1 AgingeffectsonchromaticdiscriminationmeasuredbytheCambridgeColourTestKeizoShinomori1, Athanasios Panorgias2,JohnSWerner2

(1KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan,2UniversityofCaliforniaDavis,USA)

13:45O1B-2 ColortermsandbasiccolorcategoriesinMandarinChinesecharactersVincentCSun1,Chien-ChungChen2

(1ChineseCultureUniversity,Taiwan,2NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

14:00O1B-3 Effectsof luminancecontraston thecolorselectiveresponses inmacaqueV4andinferiortemporalcortex

TomoyukiNamima1,2,MasaharuYasuda3, Taku Banno4,GoukiOkazawa1,HidehikoKomatsu1

(1NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan, 2TheGraduateUniversityforAdvancedStudies(SOKENDAI),Japan,

3NationalEyeInstitute,NIH,USA,4NationalInstituteofNeuroscience,Japan)

14:15O1B-4 Colorconstancyofcolordeficientobserversunderilluminantchangesonconfusionlinesandoffconfusionlines

RuiqingMa,KeizoShinomori(KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

14:30O1B-5 Hue selectivity in humanvisual cortex studied by fMRIwith a novel stimulationparadigm

IchiroKuriki1, Pei Sun2,KenichiUeno2,KeijiTanaka2,KangCheng2

(1Tohoku University, Japan, 2RIKENBrainScienceInstitute,Japan)

14:45O1B-6 Variousdouble-pulseresolutionsofcoloropponentchannelsLin Shi

(KunmingUniversityofScienceandTechnology,China, YunnanProvincialComputerApplicationKeyLaboratory,China)

15:00O1B-7　InfluenceofglossinessandshapeofsurfaceoncolorconstancyYokoMizokami,AsukaAkahori,HirohisaYaguchi

(ChibaUniversity,Japan)

15:15O1B-8 ComparisonoffMRImeasurementsinlateralgeniculatenucleus(LGN)andprimaryvisualcortex(V1)withvisualdeficitsinglaucoma

SophieWuerger1,JoannePowell1,AnshooChoudhary1, Laura Parkes2

(1UniversityofLiverpool,UK,2UniversityofManchester,UK)

15 : 30 – 17 : 00 Poster 1B (EvenNumbers) Small Hall 2

17 : 00 – 19 : 00 Symposium 1A Multi-modal Measurement of the Visual Cortex Kagawa International Conference Hall

Organizers:KaoruAmano1,2,HiromasaTakemura3,4

(1NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan, 2Osaka University, Japan, 3StanfordUniversity,USA,

4JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan)

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S1A-1 HumanvisualwhitematterpathwaystudiedbydiffusionMRIHiromasaTakemura1,2

(1StanfordUniversity,USA,2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan)

S1A-2 ComputationalmodelingofresponsesinhumanvisualcortexJonathanWinawer

(NewYorkUniversity,USA)

S1A-3 PhenomenalconsciousnesscreatedbydecodedneurofeedbackKaoruAmano1,2

(1NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan, 2Osaka University, Japan)

S1A-4 Thegeometryofhigh-levelvisualrepresentationsNikolausKriegeskorte

(MedicalResearchCouncil,UK)

S1A-5 RelatingneuralrepresentationandperceptioninprimateV2CoreyZiemba

(NewYorkUniversity,USA)

17 : 00 – 19 : 00 Symposium 1B Model of Visual Attention and its Application Conference Room 61

Organizer:SatoshiShioiri(TohokuUniversity,Japan)

S1B-1 Computationalmodelingofbottom-upandtop-downvisualattentionLaurent Itti

(UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,USA)

S1B-2 HeaddirectioninformationimprovestheaccuracyofgazeestimationRyoichiNakashima,YuFang,AkinoriHiratani,KazumichiMatsumiya,

IchiroKuriki,SatoshiShioiri(Tohoku University, Japan)

S1B-3 LearningtopredictgazewiththecharacteristicsofvisualfieldsandreactiongapsRyoYonetani


S1B-4 Activityrecognitionforthemind:TrackingreadinghabitsKaiKunze

(OsakaPrefectureUniversity,Japan)

S1B-5 DrivergazebehavioranalysisfocusedonrelationshipswithdrivingcontextsTakatsuguHirayama

(NagoyaUniversity,Japan)

Posters (July 19)Color and Light

P1-1 AcaseofimpairedcolorknowledgebutsparedcolorperceptionYukaOhishi1,HikaruNagasawa2,KazuyoTanji1,NaohiroSaito1,KyokoSuzuki1

(1YamagataUniversityGraduateSchoolofMedicine,Japan, 2YamagataPrefecturalCentralHospital,Japan)

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P1-2 Population responses in themacaque inferior temporal cortex encodeperceptualglosspara-meters

AkikoNishio1,TakeakiShimokawa2,NaokazuGoda1,3,HidehikoKomatsu1,3

(1NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan,2ATRNeuralInformationAnalysisLaboratories,Japan,

3TheGraduateUniversityforAdvancedStudies(SOKENDAI),Japan)

P1-3 ColordiscriminationofcolorvisiondefectivesformonochromaticstimuliandnaturalimageMitsuruSuzuki,HirohisaYaguchi,YokoMizokami


P1-4 Arecast-shadowscoarselyprocessed?Usingcue-conflictstimulitoexploreperceptualweight-ings

PGeorgeLovell,KenScott-Brown(AbertayUniversity,UK)

P1-5 EffectofobjectmotiononperceivingathicktransparentobjectShoheiUeda1,YusukeTani1,TakehiroNagai2,KowaKoida1,

ShigekiNakauchi1,MichiteruKitazaki1(1ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan,2YamagataUniversity,Japan)

P1-6 BinocularcolorperceptionbasedonintegrationofunbalancedmonocularcolorinformationTakashiMitsunaga,YokoMizokami,HirohisaYaguchi


P1-7 Alocaldisplaycharacterizationmethodtoimprovecalibrationaccuraciesandtoachievequickchromaticityreproductions

HiroshiBan1,HiroyukiYamashiro2,HirokiYamamoto3

(1CenterforInformationandNeuralNetworks(CiNet),Japan, 2Aino University, Japan, 3KyotoUniversity,Japan)

P1-8 Conditionsofamulti-viewautostereoscopic3Ddisplayforhigh-qualityglossinessreproduc-tion

YuichiSakano,HiroshiAndo(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan;

CenterforInformationandNeuralNetworks(CiNet),Japan)

P1-9 Practicalcolorvisibilityevaluatedbyresponsetimeofsearchandselectionrateinpairedcom-parison

Toshihiro Toyota1,KeizoShinomori2,Taka-akiSuzuki1,ShigekiNakauchi3(1IndustrialResearchInstituteofShizuokaPrefecture,Japan,

2KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan, 3ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P1-10 AcolourvisiontestoptimisedfortheclinicalpopulationCaterinaRipamonti,SarahKalwarowsky,MarkoNardini

(UCLInstituteofOphthalmology,UK)

P1-11 LocalregionswithnormalbrightnesscontributemoretocolorconstancyYongjieLi1,ShaobingGao1,WangwangHan1,RuoxuanLi1,ChaoyiLi1,2

(1UniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyofChina,China, 2ShanghaiInstitutesforBiologicalSciences,ChineseAcademyofSciences,China)

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Spatio-temporal Vision

P1-12 Contrast-dependentvariations in theexcitatoryclassical receptivefieldandsuppressivenon-classicalreceptivefieldofcatprimaryvisualcortex

KeChen,JiaojiaoYin,ChaoyiLi(UniversityofElectronicSciencesandTechnology,China)

P1-13 CrowdingeffectandreadingperformanceamongchildrenwithdyslexiainKlangValleyareaIndiraMadhavan

(UniversitiKebangsaanMalaysia,Malaysia)

P1-14 Binocularcontrastinteractionsiniso-orientedsurroundsuppressionPi-ChunHuang1,Chien-ChungChen2

(1NationalChengKungUniversity,Taiwan,2NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

P1-15 Directionalperceptionofbrieflypresentedmotion-definedmotionJunjiYanagi,MakotoIchikawa


P1-16 Fluttering-heartillusioncausedbycoexistenceoffirst-andsecond-orderedgesMasahiroSuzuki,KazuhisaYanaka

(KanagawaInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

P1-17 AdirectionalbiasofapparentpositionshiftofamovingelementwithahardedgeRumiHisakata1,2,Shin’yaNishida2

(1JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan, 2NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

P1-18 Effectofdisplayinclinationonthevertical-horizontalillusionAkikoYasuoka,MasahiroIshii

(SapporoCityUniversity,Japan)

P1-19 Illusorymovementindepth-inverted,butotherwisephotorealistic,BasReliefartNormanDCook1,GianlucaSanvido2, Ryu Satoh3,TakefumiHayashi1

(1KansaiUniversity,Japan,2JapanMechialPlannning,Co.,Japan, 3GreenArtGallery,Japan)

P1-20 Random-samplingleadstomultiplicativenoiseincrowdeddisplaysCarlMichaelGaspar,WeiChen

(HangzhouNormalUniversity,China)

P1-21 New simple geometrical illusion figure—Slightly bent thick line looks straightwhen thinstraightlineisaddedtoit

TeluhikoHilano(KanagawaInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

P1-22 Functionalarchitecturefor“far”and“near”judgmentincat’sV1LingWang1,ZhengqiangDai1,JiaojiaoYin1,ChaoyiLi1,2

(1UniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyofChina,China, 2ShanghaiInstitutesforBiologicalSciences,China,ChineseAcademyofSciences,China)

P1-23 Spatial summation organization of visual cortical neurons embedded in the pinwheel-like- orientation map

Xuemei Song1,ChaoyiLi1, Ming Li2, Tao Xu3,DewenHu2,KaifuYang3,YongjieLi3(1ShanghaiInstitutesforBiologicalSciences,China,ChineseAcademyofSciences,China,

2NationalUniversityofDefenseTechnology,China, 3UniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyofChina,China)

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P1-24 EffectofanalyticobservationonlinelengthjudgmentsofgeometricalopticalillusionstimulusAyaneMurai,RyuichiYokota,MasahiroIshii


P1-25 Stereo-curvatureaftereffectsfrommulti-leveladaptationPengfeiYan,HiroakiShigemasu

(KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P1-26 ImprovementofsharpnessbytheadditionofgraininessXiaziWan,YuyaNakao,NaokazuAoki,HiroyukiKobayashi


P1-27 Accuracyandresolutiondifferencesintimeperceptionbetweenthecentralandperipheralvisu-alfield

RikuAsaoka,JiroGyoba(Tohoku University, Japan)

Visual Recognition

P1-28 PerceptionofshapefromshadowsininfancyKazukiSato1,2,SoKanazawa3,MasamiKYamaguchi1

(1ChuoUniversity,Japan,2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan, 3JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan)

P1-29 ReducedperceptualerrorinactionobservationinducedbybodyownershipillusionShigeakiNishina

(HondaResearchInstitute,Japan)

P1-30 PerceptualnarrowingtowardadultfacesinJapaneseinfants:abehavioralandanear-infraredspectroscopicstudy

MegumiKobayashi1,2,ViolaMacchiCassia3,SoKanazawa4, MasamiKYamaguchi5,RyusukeKakigi1

(1NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan, 2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan,

3UniversityofMilano-Bicocca,Italy,4JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan, 5ChuoUniversity,Japan)

P1-31 Relationshipbetweentimingofobjectcategoryrepresentationandthelevelofcategoryabstrac-tioninthehumanvisualcortex

MasashiSato,YoichiMiyawaki(TheUniversityofElectro-Communications,Japan)

P1-32 AsymmetricaleffectsofsmileandsadexpressionsonattractivenessRyuheiUeda,HiroshiAshida,KanaKuraguchi

(KyotoUniversity,Japan)

P1-33 Reliabilityandinterpretationofvisuallyevokedsingle-trialpeaksWeiChen,CarlMichaelGaspar

(HangzhouNormalUniversity,China)

P1-34 TheaftereffectofdifferentmouthshapesinKoreanlanguagesystemChunmaeLee,DayiJung,KyongmeeChung

(YonseiUniversity,Korea)

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P1-35 DegradedrecognitionoffacialexpressionsinpatientswithParkinson’sDiseaseLi-ChuanHsu1,Chia-YaoLin1,Chon-HawTsai2,Yi-MinTien3

(1ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan,2ChinaMedicalCollegeHospital,Taiwan, 3ChungShanMedicalUniversity,Taiwan)

Visual Attention, Awareness and Cognition

P1-36 ThedifferenceofvisualabilitybetweenexpertsandnovicesinvisualartYusukeTani1,RyoNishijima1,TakehiroNagai2,KowaKoida1,

MichiteruKitazaki1,ShigekiNakauchi1(1ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan,2YamagataUniversity,Japan)

P1-37 TheeffectsofafirstpersonshootergameoncognitivetaskperformanceYasuhiroSeya,HiroyukiShinoda(Ritsumeikan University, Japan)

P1-38 VisualstatisticallearningoftemporalstructureindifferenthierarchicallevelsJihyangJun,SangChulChong


P1-39 ResponsiveextrastriatemapsdespiteaV1lesionandquarterfieldblindnessHiroshiHoriguchi1,BrianAWandell2,YapingJoyceLiao2,JonathanWinawer3

(1JikeiUniversitySchoolofMedicine,Japan,2 StanfordUniversity,USA, 3NewYorkUnivesity,USA)

P1-40 Theeffectofdepthinformationonvisualattentionundermonocularandstereopsisviewing: Anobjectsubstitutionmaskingstudy

KanaMiyaji1,KenKihara1, Jun Shimamura2,YukinobuTaniguchi2,SakuichiOhtsuka1

(1KagoshimaUniversity,Japan,2NTTMediaInteligenceLaboratories,Japan)

P1-41 ThelevelofcategoricalknowledgeaffectsvisualsearchefficiencyKanjiTanaka,NaChen,KatsumiWatanabe


P1-42 Timecourseofinterferencebytask-irrelevantdistractorsintheStroopandSimoneffectsSatokoOhtuka,ReishiKogure

(SaitamaInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

P1-43 Vectioninhibitionbyaddingsemanticmeaningstooptic-flowstimuliMasakiOgawa,TakeharuSeno

(KyushuUniversity,Japan)

P1-44 CognitiveprocessingofgazeandarrowinaflankertaskHuanYu,XuemingZhang

(BeijingNormalUniversity,China)

P1-45 ContrasteffectonlegibilityofThailetterspresentedonLEDdisplayKitirochnaRattanakasamsuk

(RajamangalaUniversityofTechnology,Thailand)

P1-46 TheeffectsofattentionalconcentrationondynamiccharacteristicsofdrifteyemovementsTakeshiKohama,DaisukeNoguchi,ShoKikkawa,HisashiYoshida

(KinkiUniversity,Japan)

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Interactive Vision

P1-47 MeasuringattentionaroundthehandbyusingflashlageffectRyotaNishikawa,KazumichiMatsumiya,IchiroKuriki,SatoshiShioiri


P1-48 VisualcrowdingdistortsoculomotorspaceMasahiko Terao, Ikuya Murakami(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

P1-49 EffectsofharmonybetweencolorandfragranceonworkefficiencyMeiYoneda,KanaKuraguchi,HiroshiAshida


P1-50 Guidance or interference? Augmented feedback benefits bimanual coordination even afterremoval

Shiau-ChuenChiou,ErikChihhungChang(NationalCentralUniversity,Taiwan)

P1-51 OrientationofthepalmsaltersbistablevisualmotionperceptionGodaiSaito,JiroGyoba


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Sunday, July 20 (Day 2)

8 : 30 – 10 : 45 Talk 2A Interactive Vision Kagawa International Conference HallModerators:DavidPCrewther1,KazumichiMatsumiya2

(1SwinburneUniversityofTechnology,Australia,2Tohoku University, Japan)

8:30O2A-1 ThevisuotypyofautistictendencyDavidPCrewther

(SwinburneUniversityofTechnology,Australia)

8:45O2A-2 Motorintentiononacomplexairplanepilotingtaskispredictedbyattentionalmod-ulationofvisualbrainareas

DanielECallan1,2,3,DanielCassel3,4,CengizTerzibas1,2,MarioGamez3,HiroshiAndo1,2 (1CenterforInformationandNeuralNetworks(CiNet),Japan,

2NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan, 3ATRNeuralInformationAnalysisLaboratories,Japan,4TheHospitalforSickChildren,Canada)

9:00O2A-3 BiasedcompetitionbetweenvisionandbiomechanicsinhumanwalkingUteLeonards,JohnFennell,CharlotteGoodwin,JeremyBurn

(UniversityofBristol,UK)

9:15O2A-4 Thecriticaldelayforchangingself-bodysensationsandself-viewsensationsSeiyaKamiya,TakakoYoshida


9:30O2A-5 Attentivetrackingofswitching-in-depthmovingobjectsin3DspaceAnisUrRehman,AkikoMatsumoto,KenKihara,SakuichiOhtsuka

(KagoshimaUniversity,Japan)

9:45O2A-6 Themirrorillusion:Doesproprioceptivedriftgohandinhandwiththesenseofagen-cy?

Daisuke Tajima1,TotaMizuno2,YuichiroKume3,TakakoYoshida1

(1TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan,2TheUniversityofElectro-Communications,Japan, 3TokyoPolytechnicUniversity,Japan)

10:00O2A-7 Multiplegazesaccadesduringunrestrainedeye-headmovementinvisualsearchYuFang1,RyoichiNakashima1,2,KazumichiMatsumiya1,IchiroKuriki1, Satoshi Shioiri1

(1Tohoku University, Japan, 2JapanScienceandTechnologyAgency(JST),Japan)

10:15O2A-8 Motionaftereffectinducedbyactivelymovingone’sownhandKazumichiMatsumiya,SatoshiShioiri


10:30O2A-9 Visualsearchforself-controlledvs.non-controlledobjectHideyukiKobayashi,TakakoYoshida(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

8 : 30 – 10 : 45 Talk 2B Mid-level Vision Conference Room 61Moderators:CeesvanLeeuwen1,TakahiroKawabe2

(1KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium, 2NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

8:30O2B-1 ElectrophysiologicalresponsestovisualsymmetryMarcoBertamini,AlexisDJMakin

(UniversityofLiverpool,UK)

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8:45O2B-2 ThelawofproximityinnewlightCeesvanLeeuwen1,2,3,SergeiGepshtein3,4,AleksandraZharikova1,EkaterinaLevichkina3,5

(1KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium,2TechnischeUniversitätKaiserslautern,Germany, 3RIKENBrainScienceInstitute,Japan,4SALKInstitute,USA,

5UniversityofMelbourne,Australia)

9:00O2B-3 Perceptualconstancyandsubjective/objectivemodesofperceptionJohnO’Dea


9:15O2B-4 Relationship between brightness enhancement and self-luminosity of the glareillusion

HidekiTamura,ShigekiNakauchi,KowaKoida(ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

9:30O2B-5 Shapeandmaterialfromintensitygradient:AhypothesisMasatakaSawayama,Shin’yaNishida

(NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

9:45O2B-6　Thedevelopmentofcontrastsensitivityforgratingsandnaturalimages:revisitingthegoldstandard

DaveEllemberg(UniversityofMontreal,Canada)

10:00O2B-7 ImagedeformationasaperceptualcuetoatransparentlayerTakahiroKawabe,KazushiMaruya,Shin’yaNishida(NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

10:15O2B-8 AnumberofexperimentsonnumberNicholasEScott-Samuel,NatashaDavies,CaitlinMolloy,AlanTo

(UniversityofBristol,UK)

10:30O2B-9 Optimalaudiovisualintegrationofobjectappearanceandimpactsoundsinhumanperceptionofmaterials

WakaFujisaki1,NaokazuGoda2, Isamu Motoyoshi3,HidehikoKomatsu2,Shin’yaNishida4

(1NationalInstituteofAdvancedIndustrialScienceandTechnology(AIST),Japan, 2NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan,3The University of Tokyo, Japan,

4NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)


12 : 15 – 13 : 15 Lunch time seminar 2 Conference Room 61

13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Symposium 2A Higher-order Mechanisms of Color Vision Kagawa International Conference Hall

Organizers:YokoMizokami1,TakehiroNakagai2(1ChibaUniversity,Japan,2YamagataUniversity,Japan)

S2A-1 Theenigmaofuniquehues1QasimZaidi,1RobertEnnis,1LaurenWool,1StanleyKomban,1Jose-ManuelAlonso,

2BevilConway,2GalinaGagin,2KaitlinBohon(1StateUniversityofNewYork,USA,2WellesleyCollege,USA)

S2A-2 CorticalprocessingofsurfacecolourandtranslucencyErinGoddard1,ColinWGClifford2

(1MacquarieUniversity,Australia,2UNSWAustralia,Australia)

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S2A-3 ConstructionofaspaceperceptionneededforthecolorconstancyChanpraphaPhuangsuwan

(RajamangalaUniversityofTechnologyThanyaburi,Thailand)

S2A-4 Impactofcovariantluminance-colorgradationonbrightnessperceptionsKowaKoida

(ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Symposium 2B Advances in Neural Coding in Visual Cortex Conference Room 61

Organizer:TakanoriUka(JuntendoUniversity,Japan)

S2B-1 AdaptationmaintainspopulationhomeostasisinprimaryvisualcortexAndreaBenucci

(RIKENBrainScienceInstitute,Japan)

S2B-2 Neuralmechanismsunderlyingmotion-in-depthselectivityinmacaqueareaMTTakahisaMSanada1 andGregoryCDeAngelis2

(1NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan, 2UniversityofRochester,USA)

S2B-3 Neuralcorrelatesof3DspatialperceptioninparietalcortexAriRosenberg

(BaylorCollegeofMedicine,USA)

S2B-4 SpatialarrangementofneuronsinmonkeyV1andV4accordingtotheirorientationselectivity: A2-photoncalciumimagingstudy

KojiIkezoe(Osaka University, Japan)

S2B-5 IntensiveandextensiverecordingofvisualcorticalactivitybyelectrocorticographyIsaoHasegawa

(NiigataUniversity,Japan)

15 : 30 – 17 : 00 Poster 2B (EvenNumbers) Small Hall 2

17 : 00 – 19 : 00 Symposium 2C Visual Perception of Object Qualities and Materials Kagawa International Conference Hall

Organizer:Shin’yaNishida(NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

S2C-1 DistinguishingshadingandalbedowhenthetwoarecorrelatedRolandWFleming

(UniversityofGiessen,Germany)

S2C-2 Perceptionontime-dependentchangesofmaterials:FreshnessandagingestimationsKatsunoriOkajima

(YokohamaNationalUniversity,Japan)

S2C-3 NeuralrepresentationofmaterialsofobjectsinhumanandmonkeyvisualcortexNaokazuGoda1,2

(1NationalInstituteforPhysiologicalSciences,Japan, 2TheGraduateUniversityforAdvancedStudies(SOKENDAI),Japan)

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S2C-4 Coupledcomputationsof3Dshape,materialproperties,andtheilluminationfieldBartonLAnderson

(TheUniversityofSydney,Australia)

17 : 00 – 19 : 00 Symposium 2D Illusory Perceptions of Body Orientation and Self- motion in Real and Virtual Environments Conference Room 61

Organizer:KenzoSakurai(TohokuGakuinUniversity,Japan)

S2D-1 Illusorysceneshearingduringrealandillusoryself-rotationsinrollStephen Palmisano1,RobertSAllison2,IanPHoward2

(1UniversityofWollongong,Australia,2YorkUniversity,Canada)

S2D-2 VariousfactorscanmodulatevectionstrengthTakeharu Seno


S2D-3 FactorsofinvertedvectionindepthKenzoSakurai,YasuhikoSaito

(TohokuGakuinUniversity,Japan)

S2D-4 Tiltedbodyortiltedworld?Afieldstudyofverticalitymisperceptiononamovingmountaintram

Chia-hueiTseng1,HiuMeiChow1,2,MattOxner1, Lothar Spillmann3

(1UniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2UniversityofMassachusettsBoston,USA, 3UniversityofFreiburg,Germany)

S2D-5 VestibularandneckproprioceptivecontributionstotheperceivedverticalLaurenceHarris,LindseyFraser

(YorkUniversity,Canada)


P2-1 Recognition of illumination and object color changes on an object with specular reflectioncomponents

TakehiroNagai,ShigeyukiKaneko,YukiKawashima,YasukiYamauchi(YamagataUniversity,Japan)

P2-2 BrightnessinductionsimilartothesurroundmodulationMakikoMiyasaka,KatsuakiSakata

(JoshibiUniversityofArtandDesign,Japan)

P2-3 Colorimetry-freecolormanagementsystemfordisplaysNaokiKurita,HiroyukiShinoda,YasuhiroSeya

(Ritsumeikan University, Japan)

P2-4 PerceptualrivalryinafterimagesHiroyukiIto,ErikaTomimatsu


P2-5 SpatiallayoutofanaturalscenewithnoluminanceinformationinfluenceslightnessperceptionKeiKanari,HirohikoKaneko


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P2-6 DevelopmentofcontrastdependentpatterndiscriminationinthemaculaduringchildhoodLi-TingTsai1,Chien-ChungChen1,Yu-ChinSu2,Chien-TeWu1,Kuo-MengLiao3

(1NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan,2TaipeiTzuChiHospital,Taiwan,3TaipeiCityHospital,Taiwan)

P2-7 Highlysaturatedcolorevokedhumandorsalpathway:fMRIstudiesIppeiNegishi,KeizoShinomori

(KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P2-8 AddingblueoryellowsectorontoBenham’stopChiemiMiyata1,KenKihara1,SakuichiOhtsuka1,HiroshiOno2

(1KagoshimaUniversity,Japan,2YorkUniversity,Canada)

P2-9 TimecourseofcolorappearancechangeonmobiledisplayunderilluminancechangeHidenoriTanaka,HirohisaYaguchi,YokoMizokami


P2-10 MeasurementofcolorappearancewithcolorcategoryratingmethodYasukiYamauchi1,YuheiShoji1, Tatsuya Tajima2,TakehiroNagai1,TaiichiroIshida2

(1YamagataUniversity,Japan,2KyotoUniversity,Japan)


P2-11 Youreyeswanttoseetheillusion:Directionalasymmetryofeyemovementsincreasesillusorymotion

Soyogu Matsushita1,2, Shigeru Muramatsu1,AkiyoshiKitaoka1

(1Ritsumeikan University, Japan, 2Osaka University, Japan)

P2-12 Effectofdistributionofelementsbetweenfrontandbacksurfacesonperceivednumerosityforastereo-transparencystimulus

SaoriAida1,2,TsutomuKusano1,KoichiShimono1

(1TokyoUniversityofMarineScienceandTechnology,Japan, 2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan)

P2-13 TwodistinctpatternsofactivityinearlyvisualareasduringbinocularrivalryHiroyukiYamashiro1,HirokiYamamoto2,HiroakiMano3,MasahiroUmeda3,

ToshihiroHiguchi3, Jun Saiki2

(1Aino University, Japan, 2KyotoUniversity,Japan, 3MeijiUniversityofIntegrativeMedicine,Japan)

P2-14 Perceivedspeedofapparentmotioninhigh-speedconditionsYutakaNakajima,YutakaSakaguchi

(TheUniversityofElectro-Communications,Japan)

P2-15 ImpairedspeedestimationofoverlappingmovingobjectsKentaroYamamoto,KatsumiWatanabe


P2-16 MotionillusioninducedbycolorchangesAkiyoshiKitaoka


P2-17 TheeffectofcoloronvectionMegumiYamaguchi,YasuhiroSeya,HiroyukiShinoda


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P2-18 Whatmakesspace-timeinteractionsinhumancognitionasymmetrical?ChizuruTakeHomma,HiroshiAshida


P2-19 Anisotropiesinapparentdisplacementsofavisualtargetduringlarge-fieldvisualmotionstim-ulation

WataruTeramoto,HiromuHoshiga(MuroranInstituteofTechnology,Japan)

P2-20 AmodelofdepthperceptionusingrelativemotionvelocityinmotionparallaxAyaShiraiwa1,TakefumiHayashi2

(1KwanseiGakuinUniversity,Japan,2KansaiUniversity,Japan)

P2-21 MeasurementsofsubjectivelengthoffilleddurationdeterminedbydynamicrandomdotsErikaTomimatsu,YoshitakaNakajima,HiroyukiIto


P2-22 MotionprocessinginretinotopicandspatiotopiccoordinatesatlowlightlevelsSanaeYoshimoto1,2,MarikoUchida-Ota1,TatsutoTakeuchi1

(1JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan,2JapanSocietyforPromotionofSciences(JSPS),Japan)

P2-23 TheoptimaldensityratioforaestheticjudgmentinsymmetricpatternsChia-ChingWu1,Chien-ChungChen2

(1FoGuangUniversity,Taiwan,2NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

P2-24 Effectsofhorizontalvs.verticalpresentationsoftwosuccessiveflashesondurationcategoriza-tion

TsuyoshiKuroda1,SimonGrondin2,ShozoTobimatsu1

(1KyushuUniversity,Japan,2UniversitéLaval,Canada)

Visual Recognition

P2-25 Spatialfrequencyinpaintingsbyartistswith/withoutmigraine:ApilotstudyShuImaizumi1,2,AkiraIwaya1,HaruoHibino1,ShinichiKoyama1,3

(1ChibaUniversity,Japan,2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofSciences(JSPS),Japan, 3NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore)

P2-26 TheroleofupperandlowerfacesindiscriminatinghappyandsadfacialexpressionsPei-YinChen,Yi-ChengPan,Chien-ChungChen


P2-27 Experience-drivenperceptualbiasinfaceprocessingfor8–11month-oldinfantsNgaKiKong,CynthiaYuiHangChan,KevinHoManCheng,Chia-hueiTseng

(TheUniversityofHongKong,HongKong)

P2-28 ThenovelfacialidentityaftereffectelicitedbysimplecurveMiao Song

(ShanghaiMaritimeUniversity,China)

P2-29 Race-specificaftereffectusinganti-face:ApilotstudyEuihyunKwak,ChunmaeLee,KyongmeeChung


P2-30 Infants’visualdiscriminationofmirrorletterimagesWakayoYamashita1,YumikoOtsuka2, Ayanori Tanaka4,KazukiSato4,

SoKanazawa3,MasamiKYamaguchi4(1KagoshimaUniversity,Japan,2UNSWAustralia,Australia, 3JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan,4ChuoUniversity,Japan)

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P2-31 TheBOLDandthebeautiful:NeuralresponsestonaturalscenestatisticsinearlyvisualcortexZoeyJeanneIsherwood1,MarkMSchira2, Branka Spehar3

(1UNSWAustralia,Australia,2TheUniversityofWollongong,Australia, 3NeuroscienceResearchAustralia,Australia)

P2-32 Doescutenessdifferfrombeautyinperipheralvision?KanaKuraguchi,HiroshiAshida



P2-33 UnconsciouscontourintegrationbasedonbiocularrivalryHongmeiYan,HuiyunDu,ChengChen

(UniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyofChina,China)

P2-34 Comparisonofeffectivenessofdifferenttypesofmisdirection:UsingcardmagicillusionsRyoTachibana,JiroGyoba(Tohoku University, Japan)

P2-35 Attention-dependentmodulationofspikesynchronyandfiringratesforborder-ownershipselec-tiveneuronsinanetworkmodel

NobuhikoWagatsuma1,RudigervonderHeydt2,ErnstNiebur2(1Tokyo Denki University, Japan, 2 JohnsHopkinsUniversity,USA)

P2-36 Faceinthecrowdeffect:AnangryfaceadvantageisfoundusingensemblesearchparadigmJingchaoLiu1,WilliamHayward2,MattOxner2

(1UniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2UniversityofAuckland,NewZealand)

P2-37 Canunawareemotionalinformationactivatespace-valenceassociation?KyoshiroSasaki,YukiYamada,KayoMiura


P2-38 Focussizeofattention:Exploringthefocushypothesisonthecollinearmaskingeffectinvisualsearch

Ching-WenChiu,LiJingling(ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan)

P2-39 ContextualcueingeffectforunseentargetsMasayukiKobayashi1,YorkFang1,RyoichiNakashima1,2, KazumichiMatsumiya1,IchiroKuriki1, Satoshi Shioiri1

(1Tohoku University, Japan, 2JapanScienceandTechnologyAgency(JST),Japan)

P2-40 SeeingthewordIandmyfaceactivatesmyname:Closelinkbetweenself-awarenessandone’sownname

Kuei-AnLi,Jen-HaoLi,Su-LingYeh(NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

P2-41 Pre-cueingofcorrectresponseenhancestheSimonEffectFeiTian,KazumitsuShinohara

(Osaka University, Japan)

P2-42 Doesocularoriginofstimulialwayshelpyoufindatarget?Itdepends!YukSheungYeung1, Meougsun Lee1,HiuMeiChow1,2,Chia-hueiTseng1

(1TheUniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2UniversityofMassachusettsBoston,USA)

P2-43 Globalversuslocalsaliency:DeterminantsofaccesstovisualawarenessYung-HaoYang1,2,Su-LingYeh2,AndreasBartels1

(1UniversityofTübingen,Germany,2NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

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P2-44 EffectofopticalflowintheentirevisualfieldonattentionalblinkShinyaTakagawa,KenKihara,SakuichiOhtsuka

(KagoshimaUniversity,Japan)

P2-45 Visualsearchforawalkerandabox:SearchasymmetryinapproachinganddeviatingwalkersRieIshimoto,MichiteruKitazaki

(ToyohashiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

Interactive Vision

P2-46 Impairedbiologicalmotionperceptionandactionrecognitioninchildrenwithautismspectrumdisorder

LiangHuiWang1,2,Tzu-YunChen2,Hsin-ShuiChen2,1,SarinaHui-LinChien1

(1ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan,2ChinaMedicalUniversityBei-GangHospital,Taiwan)

P2-47 TheintentionofanactiondistortsthetimingofaGo/No-gosignaloftheactionYoshikoYabe1,2,MelvynGoodale1

(1UniversityofWesternOntario,Canada,2KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P2-48 Visualfieldasymmetryinauditoryfacilitationeffectsforvisualidentificationandlocalizationperformance

YasuhiroTakeshima,JiroGyoba(Tohoku University, Japan)

P2-49 Theinfluenceofgravityonlengthperception:Thevestibularsystemdelayseyemovementsthataffectsonlengthjudgement

ShuilanHe,KatsuakiSakata(JoshibiUniversityofArtandDesign,Japan)

P2-50 ThevisualprocessingfacilitationbytheheaddirectionRyoichiNakashima,SatoshiShioiri


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Monday, July 21 (Day 3)

8 : 30 – 10 : 30 Talk 3A Spatio-temporal Vision Kagawa International Conference HallModerator:PhilipMGrove1,KazushiMaruya2

(1TheUniversityofQueensland,Australia,2NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

8:30O3A-1 EffectofchangingverticaldisparityonperceivedtrajectoryofmovingobjectHirohikoKaneko,TakashiAdachi,ToruMaekawa


8:45O3A-2 Sensoryanddecisionalfactorsinvolvedinresolvingaudio-visualmotionsequencesPhilipMGrove

(TheUniversityofQueensland,Australia)

9:00O3A-3 When a Mackintosh chair looks like a young woman:A study on visual objectpersonification

RyosukeNiimi(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

9:15O3A-4 IntegrationofmultiplespatialfrequencychannelsinV1disparitydetectorsMikaBaba,KotaSSasaki,IzumiOhzawa

(Osaka University, Japan)

9:30O3A-5 V1mechanismsrelatedtoencodingglobalvisualmotionChoongkilLee,KayeonKim,EunyoungKim,TaehwanYoon

(SeoulNationalUniversity,Korea)

9:45O3A-6 Non-uniformflowaftereffectproducedbyadaptationtosparseuni-directionalmotionflows

KazushiMaruya,Shin’yaNishida(NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

10:00O3A-7 Perceptionofglobalimagecontrastispredictedbythesamespatialintegrationmodelofgaincontrolasdetectionanddiscrimination

TimSimonMeese,DanielHBaker,RobertJSummers(AstonUniversity,UK)

10:15O3A-8 Modellingthehumanvisualcortex,acompletemodelfromvisualstimulustoBOLDmeasurement

MarkMSchira1,2,PeterRobinson3,MichaelJBreakspear4,KevinMAquino2,3

(1UniversityofWollongong,Australia,2NeuroscienceResearchAustralia,Australia, 3UniversityofSydney,Australia,4QIMRBerghoferMedicalResearchInstitute,Australia)

10:30O3A-9 TheeffectofflickeronapparentspatialfrequencySaeKaneko1,2,DeborahGiaschi3, Stuart Anstis1

(1UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,USA, 2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan,

3UniversityofBritishColumbia,Canada)

8 : 30 – 10 : 30 Talk 3B Visual Search Conference Room 61Moderators:ErikVanderBurg1,MichaelDPatterson2

(1UniversityofSydney,Australia,2NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore)

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8:00O3B-1 Evolvingthestimulustofitthebrain:Ageneticalgorithmrevealsthebrain’sfeatureprioritiesinvisualsearch

ErikVanderBurg1,JohnCass2,JanTheeuwes3,DavidAlais1

(1UniversityofSydney,Australia,2UniversityofWesternSydney,Australia, 3VUUniversityAmsterdam,TheNetherlands)

8:45O3B-2 Visualsearchinheterogeneousdisplaysisnotacategoricalprocess:Evidencefromgeneticalgorithms

GarryKong,DavidAlais,ErikvanderBurg(UniversityofSydney,Australia)

9:00O3B-3 HumanvisualsearchperformanceformilitaryissuedcamouflagedtargetsOliviaEmilyMatthews,TimVolonakis,InnesCCuthill,

NicholasEScott-Samuel,RolandBaddeley(UniversityofBristol,UK)

9:15O3B-4 Themanywaystohide:acomputervision-basedmodelofvisualsimilaritybetweencamouflagepatterns

LászlóTálas,RolandBaddeley,InnesCCuthill(UniversityofBristol,UK)

9:30O3B-5 Thecollinearmaskingeffectcanemergeasfastas40 msLiJingling,Ching-WenChiu

(ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan)

9:45O3B-6 HabitualvideogamerscanstilllearnfromnewgamesMichaelDPatterson,HanJingYang,QinyuenWong

(NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore)

10:00O3B-7 EyeoforigininformationdoesnotalwaysfacilitatetargetsearchSunny Lee1,MayYukSheungYeung1,HiuMeiChow1,2,Chia-hueiTseng1

(1UniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2UniversityofMassachusettsBoston,USA)

10:15O3B-8 CorrelationbetweenamplitudeandphaseofSSVEPasanattentionmeasureSatoshiShioiri,YoshiyukiKashiwase,KazumichiMatsumiya,IchiroKuriki



13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Symposium 3A Functional and Structural MRI of Visual Brain Networks Kagawa International Conference Hall

Organizer:MarkWGreenlee(UniversityofRegensburg,Germany)

S3A-1 Studying physiological properties in human visual cortex using a high-resolution single- voxelfMRIapproach

KangCheng(RIKENBrainScienceInstitute,Japan)

S3A-2 ThephaseofongoingEEGbrainoscillationsmodulatesperceptualperformanceandfunc-tionalconnectivityinthevisualbrain

GregorVolberg,SimonHanslmayr,MarkWGreenlee(UniversityofRegensburg,Germany)

S3A-3 CorticalnetworkunderlyingperceptionofrealandillusorymotionsHiroshiAshida


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S3A-4 ThefunctionsandconnectionsoftheCingulateSulcusVisualArea(CSv)AndrewTSmith

(RoyalHolloway,UniversityofLondon,UK)

S3A-5 MultisensorybrainnetworksasrevealedbyfunctionalMRIandfibertrackingbasedondif-fusion-weightedMRI

Anton L Beer(UniversityofRegensburg,Germany)

13 : 30 – 15 : 30 Symposium 3B Statistical Visual Cognition Conference Room 61Organizer:JunSaiki


S3B-1 Representationsoftotalarea,numerosity,andmeansizeofelementsinavisualdisplaySang-ChulChong


S3B-2 Theeccentricityeffectinstatistically-basedsceneunderstandingHayakiBanno

(Kwansei-GakuinUniversity,Japan)

S3B-3 MemoryisenhancedandinhibitedbystatisticalregularitiesSachioOtsuka


S3B-4 InteractionsofstatisticallearningwithperceptionandattentionNickTurk-Browne

(PrincetonUniversity,USA)

17 : 00 – 18 : 00 Talk 3C Depth Perception Kagawa International Conference HallModerator:HarukiMizushina

(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan)

17:00O3C-1 Neuralcorrelatesofvectionunderwide-viewstereoscopicvisualdisplayAtsushiWada,YuichiSakano,HiroshiAndo

(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan; CenterforInformationandNeuralNetworks(CiNet),Japan)

17:15O3C-2 Farfromtheskies,closetotheground—whydowemisperceivedistancesOliverMToskovic

(UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia)

17:30O3C-3 Relationship betweenmaximum screen disparity for viewing stereoscopic imageswithoutdiscomfortandindividualvariationinvisualfunction

HarukiMizushina,HiroshiAndo(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan)

17:45O3C-4 Effectofnumberofsurfacesonperceiveddepthbetweentwooutermostsurfacesofastereo-transparencystimulus

KoichiShimono1,SaoriAida1,WaJamesTam2

(1TokyoUniversityofMarineScienceandTechnology,Japan,2UniversityofOttawa,Canada)

17 : 00 – 18 : 00 Talk 3D Visual Awareness Conference Room 61Moderator:Su-LingYeh


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17:00O3D-1 Semanticprocessingofinvisiblewordsunderinterocularsuppression:Evidencefromevoked-relatedpotentials

Su-LingYeh1,JifanZhou1,Kuei-AnLi1,Yung-HsuanTien1,Yi-HuanChen1, Yih-ShiuanLin1, Alan Pegna2,3

(1NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan,2GenevaUniversityHospitals,Switzerland, 3UniversityofGeneva,Switzerland)

17:15O3D-2 Aestheticinfluencesonvisualawareness?:An‘inwardbias’ininattentionalblindnessYi-ChiaChen,BrianJScholl

(YaleUniversity,USA)

17:30O3D-3 PerceptuallearningweakenscrowdingbyreducingidentitybutnotpositionerrorsJunYunZhang,YingZiXiong,CongYu

(PekingUniversity,China)

17:45O3D-4 FillingintheblanksincorticalblindnessJunoKim1, Stuart Anstis2

(1UNSWAustralia,Australia,2UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,USA)

19 : 00 – Demo night & Banquet HITEN room JR Hotel Clement Takamatsu (3F)


P3-1 EggcamouflageismaximisedbymatchingchromaticbutnottexturalcuesintheJapanesequailKarenAnneSpencer1,CamilleDuval1,PGeorgeLovell1,2

(1UniversityofStAndrews,UK,2AbertayUniversity,UK)

P3-2 ChromaticaberrationofthehumaneyeandcornealandcrystallinelenspowersMasashiNakajima1,2,TakahiroHiraoka3, Tetsuro Oshika3,YokoHirohara2, Toshifumi Mihashi1

(1TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan,2TOPCONCo.,Japan, 3UniversityofTsukuba,Japan)

P3-3 Color constancy effectmeasured by color namingmethodwith functional filters for opticalsimulationsofagedocularlensanddichromats

MioHashida,IppeiNegishi,KeizoShinomori(KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P3-4 Evaluationof the relationshipbetweencolordiscriminability,colorcategorization,andglareperceptionwhilewearingcoloredlensesinyoungadults

KenichiroKawamoto1,2,KeikoYamamoto1,NatsumiNoguchi1, HidetsuguKawashima3,AkioTabuchi1,TenjiWake2

(1KawasakiUniversityofMedicalWelfare,Japan,2KanagawaUniversity,Japan, 3AichiShukutokuUniversity,Japan)

P3-5 Recognitionofsunlight-relatedilluminationenvironmentinfluencescolorconstancyeffectonthreedimensionalroomimagesofcomputergraphics

KoukiUeta,IppeiNegishi,KeizoShinomori(KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan)

P3-6 Contrastsensitivityfunctionmeasuredbyafour-primaryilluminationsystemNaoshiHamazono1,KatsunoriOkajima2,Sei-ichiTsujimura1

(1KagoshimaUniversity,Japan,2YokohamaNationalUniversity,Japan)

P3-7 MeasurementsofdaylightduringadayandatvariouslocationsCongZhang,TomohisaMatsumoto,KazuhoFukuda,ToshifumiMihashi,KeijiUchikawa


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P3-8 ConnectivitybetweenbrainregionsassociatedwithopticflowprocessingMaikoUesaki,HiroshiAshida


P3-9 IndividualdifferencesinstereopsisandaffectingfactorsMasayuki Sato

(UniversityofKitakyushu,Japan)

P3-10 Anewbistablepercept:thebistablefanillusionYung-HsuanTien,Su-LingYeh


P3-11 BinoculardirectionalcaptureofmonocularstimuliwithoutallolotropiaTsutomuKusano,SaoriAida,KoichiShimono

(TokyoUniversityofMarineScienceandTechnology,Japan)

P3-12 Temporalrelationshipbetweentheflash-drageffectandtheflash-lageffect:Psychophysicsandmodeling

Yuki Murai, IkuyaMurakami(The University of Tokyo, Japan)

P3-13 Afterimagedurationreflectsorientation-selectivityofinterocularsuppressionMotomiShimizu,EijiKimura


P3-14 IllusorycontoursonrandomdotimagesMasahiro Ishii


P3-15 Activetaskmeasurementsoftolerancetostereoscopic3DimagedistortionRobertScottAllison,KarimBenzeroual,LaurieMWilcox

(YorkUniversity,Canada)

P3-16 EffectofthetargetobjectvisibilityonvelocityperceptionduringsmoothpursuiteyemovementMinhyeokKim,KeitaIshibashi,KoichiIwanaga


P3-17 AmbiguityofrotatingdirectionsinthesilhouettefigureYinZhu,TadayukiTayama

(HokkaidoUniversity,Japan)

P3-18 PhasetaggingforsingletrialMEGresponsesunderbinocularrivalryTakashiShinozaki,YasushiNaruse

(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology(NICT),Japan)

P3-19 VisualfatigueofviewingstereoscopicdisplaywithdifferentrangesofbinoculardisparityHiroyasuUjike1,HiroshiWatanabe2

(NationalInstituteofAdvancedIndustrialScienceandTechnology(AIST),Japan)

P3-20 VisuallyinducedmotionsicknessbreaksthesynchronizationoffMRItime-seriesfromtheleftandrighthumanMT+

JungoMiyazaki1,HirokiYamamoto2,YoshikatsuIchimura1,HiroyukiYamashiro2, TomokazuMurase3,MasahiroUmeda3,ToshihiroHiguchi3

(1CanonInc.,Japan,2KyotoUniversity,Japan,3MeijiUniversityofIntegrativeMedicine,Japan)

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Visual Recognition

P3-21 EstimationoffunctionalspecificityofvisualareasbyatransverserelaxationprofileDaehunKang1,2,YulwanSung1, Satoshi Shioiri2,SeijiOgawa1

(1Tohoku Fukushi University, Japan, 2Tohoku University, Japan)

P3-22 Perceivinggroup-wideattractivenessforhumanfacesHidekazuYarimizu,YoshitakaMakino,JunKawahara

(ChukyoUniversity,Japan)

P3-23 The temporaldynamicsofobjectdetectionbetween targetandnon-target responsebyusingfragmentedobjectcontours

KosukeTaniguchi(Doshisha University, Japan)

P3-24 DynamicfaceadaptationinfacialexpressionjudgmentanditspositionspecificityYuTingLew,HongXu

(NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore)

P3-25 Theeffectofverbalovershadowingonfaceidentification—ApilotstudyMinjeKim1,KyongmeeChung1,WooHyunJung2

(1YonseiUniversity,Korea,2ChungbukNationalUniversity,Korea)

P3-26 PositiveeyesfacilitateuseofpigmentandshapeinformationfromtherestofthefaceHaroldCHHill1, Sarah Shrimpton2,YumikoOtsuka3, Mark D Shriver4,PeterDClaes5

(1UniversityofWollongong,Australia,2UniversityofDundee,UK,3UNSWAustralia,Australia, 4The Pennsylvania State University, USA, 5KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium)

P3-27 ConfiguralfaceprocessinginserialvisualpresentationJasmina Stevanov2,ZoricaStevanov1,DejanTodorovic1

(1UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia,2KyotoUniversity,Japan)

P3-28 VisualfieldcoverageofcategoryselectiveregionsinhumanvisualcortexestimatedusingpRFmapping

NathanWitthoft1,MaiNguyen2, Sonia Poltoratski3,GolijehGolarai1,AlinaLiberman4, KarenFLaRocque1,MaryESmith4,KalanitGrill-Spector1

(1StanfordUnviersity,USA,2NewYorkUniversity,USA,3VanderbiltUniversity,USA, 4UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley,USA)

P3-29 ImportanceofthestimulusintensityinperceptualadaptationDayiJung,EuihyunKwak,KyongmeeChung



P3-30 Rapidandefficientprocessingoffrequently-usedmeaningfulvisualsymbolsNaotoSakuma,EijiKimura,KenGoryo


P3-31 InhibitionofreturntoeyegazedevelopsinteenageHuiFangLin1, Li Jingling2,ChihChienLin3,ChiaJuiTsai4,YenChingWu3,JoungKungYih3,

LinMeChen3,WanRuTzeng3,MeiJungChen3

(1NationalChanghuaUniversityofEducation,Taiwan,2ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan, 3TaichungVeteransGeneralHospital,Taiwan,4ChanghuaChristianHospital,Taiwan)

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P3-32 Moderatetransientnoiseimprovesresponseinhibitioninchildrenwithattention-deficit/hyper-activitydisorder

Yi-MinTien1,Yu-ShuLiang1,Hisn-WeiWu1,Jeng-YiTyan2,Tun-ShinLo1, Kuo-YouHuang1,Li-ChuanHsu3,VincentChin-HungChen1,2

(1ChungShanMedicalUniversity,Taiwan,2ChungShanMedicalUniversityHospital,Taiwan, 3ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan)

P3-33 Longerstimuluspresentationdecreasesthemagnitudeofcross-domainprimingKiyofumiMiyoshi,HiroshiAshida


P3-34 QigongdandaomeditationimprovesvisualattentionWeilunChou,Min-HuiTsai

(FoGuangUniversity,Taiwan)

P3-35 Sequence effects of symbolic cueing: the role of voluntary control and attentional controlsettings

QianQian,RaodongYu,FengWang(KunmingUniversityofScienceandTechnology,China)

P3-36 SpatialspreadofvisualattentionwhiletrackingamovingobjectKeiIshii,KazumichiMatumiya,IchiroKuriki,SatoshiShioiri


P3-37 StudyingeffectsofshiftinggazewithsubtlevisualstimuliduringdrivingKoheiOka1,YusukeSugano1,YoichiSato1, Akihiro Sugimoto2,ToshiyukiKondo3,

KeisukeHachisuka3,KatsunoriAbe3,EiichiOkuno3

(1The University of Tokyo, Japan, 2NationalInstituteofInformatics,Japan, 3DENSOCo.,Japan)

P3-38 Relationshipsbetweenemotionsandcolors:AcomparisonbetweenJapaneseandChineseXiangYuanZeng,KanaKuraguchi,HiroshiAshida


P3-39 Understandabilityandaestheticpreference indiagramdesign:Acasestudyon thedesignofvisualpathwaydiagrams

Yu-YingLin,HiroshiAshida(KyotoUniversity,Japan)

P3-40 SynestheticcolorsaffectvisuospatialworkingmemoryHiroyukiMitsudo,YukikoNishi


Interactive Vision

P3-41 ActioncomparisoninfluencessizeperceptionWenboLuo1,YongningSong1,2,KayoMiura1

(1KyushuUniversity,Japan,2EastChinaNormalUniversity,China)

P3-42 Bouba/KikieffectindeafpeopleShuichiroTaya

(Taisho University, Japan)

P3-43 InterferenceofmanualreactionsbyconcurrentsaccadesHiroshiUeda,KohskeTakahashi,KatsumiWatanabe,YasushiYamaguchi


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P3-44 Infants’preferenceforfemalefaceenhancedbyodorAyanori Tanaka1,SoKanazawa2,MasamiKYamaguchi1

(1ChuoUniversity,Japan,2JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan)

P3-45 Thedilationsandcompressionsof the interval-timeperceptioncausedbyvisualflickersandauditoryflutters

KenichiYuasa1,2,YukoYotsumoto1

(1The University of Tokyo, Japan, 2JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan)

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Tuesday, July 22 (Day 4)

8 : 30 – 10 : 30 Symposium 4A Temporal Recalibration Kagawa International Conference HallOrganizer:DerekArnold

(TheUniversityofQueensland,Australia)

S4A-1 AdaptationtoasynchronousaudiovisualeventsoccursrapidlyErikVanderBurg1,DavidAlais1,JohnCass2

(1UniversityofSydney,Australia,2UniversityofWesternSydney,Australia)

S4A-2 TemporalrecalibrationofphysicalandneuraltimelagsShinyaYamamoto

(NationalInstituteofAdvancedScienceandTechnology,Japan)

S4A-3 OnthefunctionandmechanismsofadaptationinrelativetimingperceptionWarrickRoseboom

(NTTCommunicationScienceLaboratories,Japan)

S4A-4 Assessingproposedexplanationsofaudio-visualtemporalrecalibrationKielanYarrow

(CityUniversityLondon,UK)

8 : 30 – 10 : 30 Symposium 4B: Infant Visual Perception and Beyond: Motion, Color, Object, and Face Perception, and Cross-modal Rule Learning Conference Room 61

Organizer:YumikoOtsuka(UNSWAustralia,Australia)

S4B-1 DevelopmentofcategoricalcolorperceptionininfantsJialeYang1,SoKanazawa2,MasamiKYamaguchi1,IchiroKuriki3

(1ChuoUniversity,Japan,2JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan,3Tohoku University, Japan)

S4B-2 ChangesinradialopticflowperceptionprecedethedevelopmentofvoluntarylocomotionNobuShirai1, Tomoko Imura2

(1NiigataUniversity,Japan,2NiigataUniversityofInternationalandInformationStudies,Japan)

S4B-3 TemporaldynamicsofspatialfrequencyprocessingforobjectsandfacesininfantsYumikoOtsuka1,HirokoIchikawa2,3,SoKanazawa4,MasamiKYamaguchi2, Branka Spehar1

(1UNSWAustralia,Australia,2ChuoUniversity,Japan, 3JapanSocietyforthePromotionofScience(JSPS),Japan,

4JapanWomen’sUniversity,Japan)

S4B-4 Specializationandgeneralizationinperceptualdevelopment:Thecaseoftheother-raceeffectinthefirstyearoflife

SarinaHui-LinChien1,Tsung-RenHuang2,Jing-FongWang1

(1ChinaMedicalUniversity,Taiwan,2NationalTaiwanUniversity,Taiwan)

S4B-5 Infantcross-modallearningHiuMeiChow1,2,AngelineSin-MeiTsui1,3,YuenKiMa1,MeiYingYat1,Chia-hueiTseng1

(1UniversityofHongKong,HongKong,2UniversityofMassachusettsBoston,USA, 3UniversityofOttawa,Canada)

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10 : 45 – 11 : 45 Keynote Lecture 2 Kagawa International Conference Hall

Illusory movementsStuart Anstis

(UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,USA)Moderator:HiroyukiIto


11 : 45 – Business meeting & Closing remarks

12 : 15 – Excursion

Documents

Program - 国際文献社visionsociety.jp/apcv2014/files/ProgramVer2.pdf · 13 : 30 O1A-1 Two distinct mechanisms underlying facial expression perception Chien-Chung Chen, Shin-Yin