Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The objects around us constantly move and interact, and the perceptual system needs to monitor on-line these interactions and to update the object's status accordingly. Gestalt grouping principles, such as proximity and common fate, play a fundamental role in how  perceive and group these objects. Here,  investigated situations in which the initial object representation as a separate item was updated by a subsequent Gestalt grouping cue i.e., proximity or common fate.  used a version of the color change detection paradigm, in which the objects started to move separately, then met and stayed stationary, or moved separately, met, and then continued to move together.  monitored the object representations on-line using the contralateral delay activity CDA; an ERP component indicative of the number of maintained objects, during their movement, and after the objects disappeared and became working memory representations. The results demonstrated that the objects' representations as indicated by the CDA amplitude persisted as being separate, even after a Gestalt proximity cue when the objects "met" and remained stationary on the same position. Only a strong common fate Gestalt cue when the objects not just met but also moved together was able to override the objects' initial separate status, creating an integrated representation. These results challenge the view that Gestalt principles cause reflexive grouping. Instead, the object initial representation plays an important role that can override even porful grouping cues.
['Roy Luria', 'Edward K. Vogel']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Come together, right now: Dynamic overwriting of an object's history through common fate
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