ND-0069 · 2019 · Review
Meaning and Attentional Guidance in Scenes: A Review of the Meaning Map Approach
Authors per journal record. Vision. 2019.
doi.org/10.3390/vision3020019 · Web-verified
What the study found
Reviews evidence that scene meaning is a major determinant of visual attention.
Limitations
Most work uses images rather than embodied environments.
Neurodesign interpretation
The design implication is not 'add salience.' It is to make the spatially important thing also semantically expected.
Possible design implications
Translate by testing actual interiors with gaze and search tasks.
Why it stays in the corpus
Retain as the theory bridge for meaning-based visual guidance.
Study design
Review
Population
Humans across reviewed studies
Setting
Scene viewing
Field
Visual cognition
Mechanism
Top-down semantic attention
Spatial variable
Meaning distribution in scenes
Keywords
meaning maps, scene attention, top-down guidance
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