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    Image recognition accuracy decreases with visual noise, but is better for curved outlines. Recognition performance depends on the ratio of element distances in noise versus clear images.

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  • Altering image sizes to assess their impact on recognition accuracy.
  • Measuring the percentage of correct responses for image identification.

    • Main Results:

    • Recognition accuracy was not significantly affected by stimulus size.
    • Performance differed notably between images presented with and without noise.
    • Images with more turns were recognized better without noise.
    • Recognition in noise improved for contour images with slightly varying curvature.
    • Identification in noise was dependent on the ratio of element distances in noise versus contour.

    Conclusions:

    • Visual noise impairs fragmented outline image recognition, with performance varying based on image complexity.
    • Image curvature and the spatial arrangement of elements are critical factors influencing recognition accuracy in noisy environments.
    • The ratio of element distances provides a predictive measure for recognition performance under visual noise.