Journal of Perceptual Imaging
Open Access • Peer-reviewed • Multidisciplinary
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JPI publishes research at the intersection of perception and imaging.

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Effectiveness of Visual, Auditory, and Haptic Guidance Cues for Visual Targets in Virtual Exhibition Environments
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Natural Scene Statistics and Distance Perception: Ground Surface and Non-ground Objects
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