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Hyperacuity

The sharpness of our senses is defined by the finest detail we can discriminate. Visual acuity is measured by the smallest letters that can be distinguished on a chart and is governed by the anatomical spacing of the mosaic of sensory elements on the retina. Yet spatial distinctions can be made on a finer scale still: misalignment of borders can be…

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Difference from traditional acuity

Analysis of mechanism

In various sense modalities

Clinical applications

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Hyperacuity

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples20
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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Hyperacuity

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related to Difference from traditional acuity · 8
Hyperacuity → Each, For, In, Light, The, This, Though, When
related to Analysis of mechanism · 6
Hyperacuity → Details, Low, Of, That, Two, While
related to In various sense modalities · 4
Hyperacuity → Braille, The, There, We
has application · 1
Hyperacuity → In

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one visual citation needed acuity difference resolution two neural retinal vision processing also single image used human many function orientation

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local adaptationinstance ofThe rest are predominantly associated with processes0.80text
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Hyperacuityrelated to Analysis of mechanismDetails0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Analysis of mechanismThat0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Analysis of mechanismLow0.60section
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Hyperacuityrelated to Analysis of mechanismTwo0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Analysis of mechanismWhile0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Difference from traditional acuityThe0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Difference from traditional acuityLight0.60section
Hyperacuityrelated to Difference from traditional acuityEach0.60section
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