The theoretical vertical horopter is a line passing through the fixation point and perpendicular to the horizontal plane, when the fixation is symmetric and on the horizontal median plane. However, the empirical vertical horopter measured psychophysically deviates from the true vertical, as its top inclines backward with an angle. Thus the two corresponding retinal images of the empirical verti...

Introduction: The process of aging is essentially defined by a decline in various physical and mental processes that take place within the human body. Healthy aging is not only accompanied by a decline in cognitive processing, but also motor function, in particular an increase in the slowness of movements and a loss of coordination. Functional brain imaging has indicated that age-related change...

Surface appearance (brightness and color) of an object in the scene depends on the properties of the surfaces surrounding the object (spatial induction). Size of the surrounding is one of the important influential properties. For example, a larger surrounding induces stronger contrast to the object than a smaller surrounding. Then would size-scaling of the scene alter the appearance? This quest...

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Many studies have highlighted the different stages of the human brain development; current scientific knowledge supposes different growth speed or decrease of the cortical surface in time and space. Examples of these changes are sulci opening as the brain ages or the transformation from a flat surface in the prenatal brain to the highly convoluted surface of a child's brain. It could therefore ...

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