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For questions regarding the visual system, which serves to transduce light energy into neural impulses, or regarding visual perception, how we interpret such incoming visual information.
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What concepts of perception should designers be aware of when designing?
Here's a good paper written by some perception and vision researchers on the topic that might give you a more detailed introduction that what you have seen so far:
Healey, C.G. & Enns, J.T. …
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How does the brain act on the information gained via eye saccades?
Next, your point of "Specifically, the standard textbook definition of the function of saccades seems to be that the field of vision is too complexity to known in its entirety, so we look at a representative … Visual acuity (and colour vision) drops off in the periphery very rapidly.
Now.. to get to your question! …
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