Can human eyes see noise? Or, can our brain recognize whats signal and whats noise?
Yes, the human visual system can see and perceive noise, both noise internal to the visual system itself and noise present in stimuli. We have no problem recognizing signal from noise in most situations. Keep in mind that “signal” is often defined simply as the part of the stimulus we are interested in.
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