Dynamic Form Perception   Overarching Framework E42: Intro to Discrete Dynamic Systems Papers and Presentations Interactive Experiments Emergent Hierarchies in Perception Dynamic Form Perception Symmetry Groups in Adaptive Landscapes       Online Discrete Dynamic Systems Research Lab How to Represent a Dynamic Universe Abstracting Principles and Ideas from Experience Other Work by Tom Malloy       Related Web Pages of Theoretical Interest Bibliography for the working papers on this site   Dynamic Perception - Apparent Motion as a fundamental mechanism of knowledge [ get java plugin ] Representing Dynamic Relations II [ HTML ] Extracting Patterns in a Dynamic Universe - Apparent Motion and Pattern Perception EXEMPLAR 1 - Perceiving Sub-basins Dynamically [ Applet ] EXEMPLAR 2 - Derived Forms: Emergent from Phase Relations [ Applet ] EXEMPLAR 3 - Layered Emergent Dynamics [ Applet ] This applet shows complex abstract patterns can flow across each other in different directions and at different rates. It lays a foundation for how the human visual system may extract coherent patterns that can be static or moving. Classic Apparent Motion [ Applet ] Review apparent motion phenomena with interactive tools Random Dot Patterns & Apparent Motion [ Applet ] A tool to explore the effect of distance between elements in a random dot pattern on apparent motion Motion Web Pages by Other Labs http://vision.psy.mq.edu.au/~peterw/demos.html http://psy.ucsd.edu/~sanstis/motion.html http://cognitrn.psych.indiana.edu/CogsciSoftware/AppMotion/index.html Subjective color from apparent motion (Journal of Vision) by Vincent J. Chen and Carol M. Cicerone Ouchi Apparent Motion Illusion by Peter Kaiser Motion Perception by George Mather