Tai Sing Lee | In Perceptual Organization in Vision: Behavioral and Neural Perspectives Ed. M. Behrmann, C. Olson and R. Kimchi, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 431-457. | 2003
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Perceptual organization, broadly defined, is a set of visual processes that parses retinal imagines into their constituent components, organizing them into coherent, condensed, and simplified forms so that they can be readily interpreted and recognized.