Detecting unnaturalness in biological motion with altered playback speeds.

ABSTRACT: Prior research showed that observers can tolerate large speed alterations in real-world videos. The present study examined how sensitive the human visual system is to the change of kinematic information of human actions with altered playback speeds. We recorded four persons walking at various speeds and produced point-light walker stimuli (standard stimuli), from which we also created test stimuli either by speeding up or slowing down the playback speed. In the experiments, two point-light walkers were presented sequentially: one standard and the other test stimuli. Importantly, in each trial, the expected speed of translation was kept constant (e.g., a pair of one walking at 5.40 km/h and the other walking at 2.70 km/h but played with double speed), differing only in gait kinematic inform

SUBMITTER: Misumi K 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12524866 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature