Which visual displays do we aesthetically appreciate, and why? Order and complexity have often been suggested as important factors related to appreciation, but the exact type and direction of their relation to appreciation is still under debate. To …
In 1995, Kubovy and Wagemans demonstrated that the probability of grouping elements can be quantified as a decreasing exponential function of the distance between those elements, thereby quantifying the law of proximity. This study has been the …
Originally created for aesthetics research, the newly developed Order & Complexity Toolbox for Aesthetics (OCTA) allows for the creation of stimuli varying qualitatively and quantitatively in order and complexity along multiple stimulus dimensions …
the Order and Complexity Toolbox for Aesthetics