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. 2021 Oct 15;17(10):e1008802. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1008802

Fig 10. Comparison of SF-distribution model and SF × orientation distribution model in predicting psychophysical results.

Fig 10

Perceived regularity estimates for the 45 experimental conditions from the full statistical Model 12 (see S3 Fig) are correlated with five SF-distribution parameters (kurtosis, skew, FWHM, peakedness and standard deviation) from SF-distribution model (A) and another five parameters from SF × orientation distribution model (B). Color codes for the five jitter levels (yellow to blue). The marker size (small to large) corresponds to element size (level 1 to 3), and the marker shape (circle, triangle and square) corresponds to element spacing (level 1 to 3). The SF × orientation distribution model shows stronger correlations with perceived regularity, across all of the five parameters.