Measurement theory is a poor model of the relation of kinematic geometry and perception of motion

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (4):705-706 (2001)
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The Kubovy-Epstein proposal for the formalization of the relation between kinematic geometry and perception of motion has formal problems in itself. Motion phenomena are inadequately captured by the relational structures and the notion of isomorphism taken over from measurement theory. [Kubovy & Epstein].

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10.1017/s0140525x01660084

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Dejan Todorovic
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