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Visual working memory in immersive visualization: a change detection experiment and an image-computable model

Bassano et al., 2023

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1157816617179371106
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Bassano C
Chessa M
Solari F
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Virtual Reality

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Visual working memory (VWM) is a cognitive mechanism essential for interacting with the environment and accomplishing ongoing tasks, as it allows fast processing of visual inputs at the expense of the amount of information that can be stored. A better understanding of its …
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