Correlated Photographs - Camera Edition

In visual memory experiments, we often ask people to memorize large numbers of very different photographs. On the other hand, the everyday visual input is correlated in time and space. By “correlated”, we mean that the view we are seeing at the moment is similar to our other recent/neighbouring views. It is likely people take advantage of the correlation and pay attention accordingly.
We created a stimulus set Correlated Photographs – Camera Edition to provide researchers with materials depicting similar, but different scenes from a city walk.

在视觉记忆实验中，我们通常要求受试者记忆大量极具差异性的照片。另一方面，日常视觉输入在时间和空间上呈现出相关性。所谓相关性，即我们此刻所见的景象与我们近期或邻近的其他景象相似。人们很可能利用这种相关性并相应地分配注意力。为此，我们编制了一套名为《相关性照片——相机版》的刺激集，旨在为研究人员提供描绘城市漫步中相似但场景各异的照片材料。