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The relationship between numerosity and the Fourier power spectrum of dot arrays
This technical note presents mathematical derivations that establish the relationship between numerosity and the Fourier power spectrum of dot arrays, a standard stimulus in biological and psychological research in numerosity perception (e.g., DeWind et al. (2015); Park and Huber (2022). We derive a
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