Reinterpretations of Three Famous Experiments on Visual Perception From View of Global Spatial Frequency

Three famous and interesting experiments on primitively visual cognition involve the prior perception of global topological properties supported by the distinct responses on anterior temporal lobe direct proportional to various global form stability properties in apparent motion, and drosophila´s visual characteristic of transition invariance. In this paper, an explanation on global properties of spatial frequency is proposed to uniformly reinterpret these seemingly irrelative experiments.