Object-feature changes

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Location-change detection

downin humans1

1 study

Object-feature changes impair location-change detection in humans.
“Crucially, detecting location changes was significantly more difficult when the layout was preserved (swaps) than when it was disrupted (displacements).”
Human trialcompared with layout-disrupting displacements in previous workobject swaps preserving spatial layout
Object features hierarchically guide eye-movement and short-term memory for naturalistic scenes with preserved spatial layout across the lifespan
Preprint1 Jan 2026Preprint

Change-detection accuracy

upin humans1

1 study

Object-feature changes increase change-detection accuracy in humans.
“Across age groups, conjunctive changes were detected more accurately than single-feature changes.”
Human trialconjunctive identity and location changes compared with single-feature changes
Object features hierarchically guide eye-movement and short-term memory for naturalistic scenes with preserved spatial layout across the lifespan
Preprint1 Jan 2026Preprint

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Object features hierarchically guide eye-movement and short-term memory for naturalistic scenes with preserved spatial layout across the lifespan

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Object features hierarchically guide eye-movement and short-term memory for naturalistic scenes with preserved spatial layout across the lifespan

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