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Learners will be introduced to the problems that vision faces, using perception as a guide. The course will consider how what we see is generated by the visual system, what the central problem for vision is, and what visual perception indicates about how the brain works. The evidence will be drawn from neuroscience, psychology, the history of vision science and what philosophy has contributed. Although the discussions will be informed by visual system anatomy and physiology, the focus is on perception. We see the physical world in a strange way, and goal is to understand why....
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1

Section
Clock
4 heures pour terminer

Background

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Reading
20 vidéos (Total 131 min), 4 lectures, 2 quiz
Video20 vidéos
Course Introduction5 min
Background: What We Actually See3 min
The Strange Way We See the Physical World (part 1)8 min
The Strange Way We See the Physical World (part 2)7 min
The Inverse Problem7 min
Summary of Topic One2 min
Visual Stimuli4 min
Making an Image5 min
Summary of Topic Two1 min
The Eye (part 1)10 min
The Eye (part 2)4 min
The Retina (part 1)7 min
The Retina (Part 2)12 min
The Primary Visual Pathway (part 1)10 min
The Primary Visual Pathway (part 2)8 min
The Visual Cortex (part 1)12 min
The Visual Cortex (part 2)11 min
The Concept of Receptive Fields4 min
Summary of Topic Three2 min
Summary of Module One1 min
Reading4 lectures
About the Course10 min
Grading Policy10 min
Feedback surveys10 min
Module Feedback Survey10 min
Quiz2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Module1, Topic 128 min
Module 1, Topics 2-340 min

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Section
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3 heures pour terminer

Seeing Lightness, Darkness and Color

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Reading
17 vidéos (Total 116 min), 1 lecture, 2 quiz
Video17 vidéos
Definitions4 min
Discrepancies between Luminance and Lightness12 min
More Complex Examples as Counter Evidence8 min
An Empirical Explanation Based on Accumulated Experience (part 1)7 min
An Empirical Explanation Based on Accumulated Experience (part 2)9 min
Summary of Topic One2 min
Definitions2 min
Light and Color8 min
How the Retina Initiates Color Vision (part 1)9 min
How the Retina Initiates Color Vision (part 2)7 min
Why Do We Have Color Vision?3 min
Describing Color Perception12 min
The Strange Way We See Color10 min
An Empirical Answer (part 1)7 min
An Empirical Answer (part 2)4 min
Topic Summary3 min
Module Summary min
Reading1 lecture
Module Feedback Survey10 min
Quiz2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Module 2, Topic 126 min
Module 2, Topic 240 min

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4 heures pour terminer

Seeing Space

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Reading
19 vidéos (Total 129 min), 1 lecture, 2 quiz
Video19 vidéos
Geometrical “Illusions”13 min
The Inverse Problem in Geometry3 min
Seeing the Length of Lines5 min
An Empirical Explanation of Apparent Line Length (part 1)9 min
An Empirical Explanation of Apparent Line Length (part 2)5 min
The Perception of Angles5 min
An Empirical Explanation8 min
Seeing Object Size6 min
An Empirical Explanation10 min
Topic Summary2 min
Definitions1 min
Seeing Distance with One Eye12 min
Seeing Depth with Two Eyes (Stereopsis, part 1)7 min
Seeing Depth with Two Eyes (Stereopsis, part 2)5 min
Explaining Stereopsis8 min
Random Dot Stereograms and the Correspondence Problem7 min
Binocular Fusion (part 1)6 min
Binocular Fusion (part 2)7 min
Topic Summary1 min
Reading1 lecture
Module Feedback Survey10 min
Quiz2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Module 3, Topic 142 min
Module 3, Topic 246 min

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Section
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2 heures pour terminer

Seeing Motion

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Reading
9 vidéos (Total 55 min), 1 lecture, 1 quiz
Video9 vidéos
Definitions2 min
Phenomena that Need Explaining1 min
Apparent Motion5 min
Motion After Effects3 min
The Inverse Problem for Motion3 min
Perceived Speed: The Flash-Lag Effect7 min
An Empirical Explanation of the Flash-Lag Effect9 min
Perceived Direction: Aperture Effects8 min
An Empirical Explanation12 min
Reading1 lecture
Module Feedback Survey10 min
Quiz1 exercice pour s'entraîner
Module 444 min
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par JB•Apr 4th 2017

Very interesting MOOC. The instructor is very knowledgeable in the area and uses interesting examples to explain the content.

par DA•Jul 9th 2016

Amazing Course Structure. I completely lost track of the fact that I am, originally a Mathematics Student!

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Dale Purves

M.D.
Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

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