Which statement about hyperacuity is false?
A) It has implications for theoretical models of edge localisation
B) It refers to high-precision edge localisation
C) It can be explained by receptive fields integrating across a number of photoreceptors
D) It cannot be finer than the resolution of the retinal photoreceptor mosaic

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

This statement is false. Hyperacuity can actually be finer than the resolution of the retinal photoreceptor mosaic, and can be explained by receptive fields that integrate information across multiple photoreceptors.

Which Statement About Hyperacuity Is False