Modelling perceptually efficient aquatic environments
Marta Kryven, William B. Cowan · 2013
Water is fluid and changeable, its colour and shape are determined by its environment. For example, deep and shallow water require very different physical simulations [Darles et al. 2011]. Yet humans effortlessly discriminate between water and non-water: there must be simple and unique perceptual features making discrimination possible. We are conducting an empirical study of water recognition and here report the preliminary results.