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Recognizing real materials from their glossy appearance
2010
Journal of Vision
In everyday life, the visual system is remarkably good at recognizing materials across a wide range of viewing conditions. This paper addresses the problem of identifying real samples of materials from appearance. Here, we consider gloss as an appearance attribute that could reveal certain information about object properties. We prepared twelve samples of glass and PMMA and eroded these using different agents. The gloss and haze of the samples were measured at 60 degrees via a gloss meter. For
doi:10.1167/10.9.18
pmid:21187348
fatcat:t47n6mkfq5drraf7zuw25smyna