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finding:c-symm-fails-to-identify-certain-perceived-centers-e-g-segment-bwbb-in-pattern-bwb-and-overestimates-othersc_symm fails to identify certain perceived centers (e.g., segment BWBB in pattern BWB...) and overestimates others.
Limitation of the symmetry measure, showing it is only an approximation to the true wholeness.
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- c_symm (Symmetry-based Coherence Measure)contradictsA mathematical measure that assigns life=1 to connected symmetrical subsets and 0 otherwise, used as a first approximation for wholeness.
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