No evidence that late-sighted individuals rely more on color for object recognition: A Bayesian generalized mixed effects model analysis

A Bayesian mixed-effects analysis found no evidence that patients treated with cataract surgery rely more on color cues for object recognition compared to controls.

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Journal of Robustness Reports
Published
2026-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.21468/jrobustrep.1-rr1
Primary Topic
Face Recognition and Perception
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No evidence that late-sighted individuals rely more on color for object recognition: A Bayesian generalized mixed effects model analysis

Journal of Robustness Reports
Face Recognition and Perception
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No evidence that late-sighted individuals rely more on color for object recognition: A Bayesian generalized mixed effects model analysis

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Abstract

A Bayesian mixed-effects analysis found no evidence that patients treated with cataract surgery rely more on color cues for object recognition compared to controls.

Journal of Robustness Reports
Technische Universität Darmstadt (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Face Recognition and Perception
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