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Note how the functions of the real and illusory gratings superimpose neatly. Data taken from Figure 3 of Vis. , 36: 2563–2573, 1996, McCourt, M. E. and Kingdom, F. A. , Facilitation of luminance grating detection by induced gratings, with permission from Elsevier Science. 32 Frederick A. A. 7. Top: a single cycle of a real grating runs along a narrow stripe in the middle of a uniform background. Bottom: a uniform stripe lies in the middle of a single-cycle inducer grating. The illusory grating in the bottom figure is more visible than the real grating that induces it.
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