Evaluation of Detection and Discrimination Ability of Peripheral Vision on Notification Information Based on Large Displays
We propose an array of glyphs as a notification system using peripheral vision. The system behaviors were controlled by size, rhythm, frequency, and phase shift. The size of the glyph arrays affects detectability more than location or shape. Phase shift is better than frequency as a coding dimension for discriminability. The results are worst-case lower bounds for real applications.
detection discrimination peripheral vision notification information large display