Perceptive Field Sizes and a New Version of the Hermann Grid

Abstract
The Hermann grid has been explained in terms of concentric receptive fields and also used to determine the size of centers and surrounds in perceptive fields in humans. A new figure, which is simply the outlines of the squares of the Hermann grid, shows that receptive fields having a range of excitatory and inhibitory sizes may be responsible for the Hermann illusion.

This publication has 4 references indexed in Scilit: