نتایج جستجو برای: fixation disparity

تعداد نتایج: 68260  

Journal: :Journal of vision 2008
Yang Liu Alan C Bovik Lawrence K Cormack

Binocular disparity is the input to stereopsis, which is a very strong depth cue in humans. However, the distribution of binocular disparities in natural environments has not been quantitatively measured. In this study, we converted distances from accurate range maps of forest scenes and indoor scenes into the disparities that an observer would encounter, given an eye model and fixation distanc...

2008
Stan Van Pelt W. Pieter Medendorp

We tested between two coding mechanisms that the brain may use to retain distance information about a target for a reaching movement across vergence eye movements. If the brain were to encode a retinal disparity representation (retinal model), i.e., target depth relative to the plane of fixation, each vergence eye movement would require an active update of this representation to preserve depth ...

Journal: :Perception 1997
G Mather

Images of three-dimensional scenes inevitably contain regions that are spatially blurred by differing amounts, owing to depth-of-focus limitations in the imaging apparatus. Recent perceptual data indicate that this blur variation acts as an effective cue to depth: if one image region contains sharply focused texture, and another contains blurred texture, then the two regions may be perceived at...

Journal: :Progress in brain research 2008
H A Rambold F A Miles

We recorded the vergence eye movements that are elicited at ultra-short latencies when binocular disparities are applied to large-field patterns (Busettini, C., Miles, F.A. and Krauzlis, R.J. (1996). J. Neurophysiol., 75: 1392-1410) and determined their dependence on the preëxisting vergence angle (PVA). The search coil technique was used to record the movements of both eyes in four healthy sub...

Journal: :Medical Care Research and Review 2007

Journal: :Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics and image science 1987
D B Diner D H Fender

Fender and Julesz [J. Opt. Soc. Am. 57, 819 (1967)] moved pairs of retinally stabilized images across the temporalward visual fields and found significant differences between the disparities that elicited fusion and the disparities at which fusion was lost. They recognized this phenomenon as an example of hysteresis. In the work reported in this paper, binocular retinally stabilized images of v...

Journal: :Optometry and vision science : official publication of the American Academy of Optometry 2002
Wolfgang Jaschinski

PURPOSE This laboratory study investigates the relation between measures of fixation disparity (FD) (and other optometric measures) and near vision fatigue at a computer workstation. METHODS Young adult subjects with normal binocular vision performed three blocks of a visual task of 30 min each. In Block A, the viewing distance was 100 cm, as a reference without near vision. In Block B, the v...

Journal: :Vision Research 1998
Sergei Gepshtein Alexander Cooperman

It has been suggested that to resolve ambiguities implicit in binocular perception of complex visual scenes, the brain adopts a continuity constraint assuming that disparities change smoothly with eccentricity. Stereoscopic transparency is characterized by abrupt changes of binocular disparity across retinal locations. The focus of the present study is how the brain uses the continuity constrai...

Journal: :Computer Vision and Image Understanding 2001
Riccardo Manzotti Antonios Gasteratos Giorgio Metta Giulio Sandini

An important issue in the realization of an autonomous robot with stereoscopic vision is the control of vergence. Together with version, it determines uniquely the position of the fixation point in space. Vergence control is directly related to both depth perception and binocular fusion. Previous works in this field employed either a measure of correlation of stereo images or some kind of dispa...

2016
Petr Kellnhofer

Virtual and Augmented Reality applications typically rely on both stereoscopic presentation and involve intensive object and observer motion. A combination of high dynamic range and stereoscopic capabilities become popular for consumer displays, and is a desirable functionality of head mounted displays to come. The thesis is focused on complex interactions between all these visual cues on digit...

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