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Programming Visual Illusions for Everyone

by Marco Bertamini

Publisher: Springer

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Print ISBN9783319640655
eText ISBN9783319640662
PublisherSpringer
Publishing Year2018
LanguageEnglish
Pages232

Programming Visual Illusions for Everyone is a 2018 book written by Marco Bertamini and published by Springer. The volume focuses on the coding and computational generation of visual illusions.

Spanning 232 pages, the book connects software programming techniques with the presentation of visual perception phenomena. It offers practical guidance designed to help readers produce illusory visual displays through code.

The work was examined in a scholarly review by Deborah Apthorp published in the journal Perception. The related review literature cites J. W. Peirce's research on PsychoPy software in Python alongside Zed Shaw's programming tutorial Learn Python 3 the Hard Way.

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