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Binocular unmasking with vertical disparity.

Canadian Journal of Psychology / Revue canadienne de psychologie, 1991
We recently found (Schneider, Moraglia, & Jepson, 1989) that the contrast threshold for the detection of a visual signal in a noisy background can be considerably lower when binocular cues are available then when monocular cues only are present. Here, we investigated the occurrence of binocular unmasking with vertical interocular disparities.
G, Moraglia, B, Schneider
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Binocular and Trinocular Disparity Estimation

2017
Depth is a strong component of human vision. The stereoscopic imaging and utilization of glasses can provide depth perception to the user without the requirement of depth measurement. However, its measurement is required for many recent advanced virtual reality applications and 3D-based smart vision systems. Depth estimation is an algorithmic step in a
Vladan Popovic, Kerem Seyid, Ömer Cogal, Abdulkadir Akin, Yusuf Leblebici   +4 more
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Binocular Disparity in Aspherical Mirrors

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1998
<div class="htmlview paragraph">An aspherical mirror is a convex spherical mirror whose radius of curvature decreases as the line of sight moves horizontally on the mirror from inboard to outboard. This differs from a regular spherical convex mirror which has the same radius of curvature everywhere on the mirror.
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Stereopsis in the Presence of Binocular Disparity

2017
The absence of binocular disparity can make the world seem substantially flatter (for instance, when we close one eye) or even‚ I would argue‚ completely flat (for instance, when we view an object on the horizon). But why should removing just one of the many available depth cues have such a transformative effect?
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Binocular Disparity

2017
Sarah M. Szymkowicz, Adam J. Woods
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Interhemispheric Processing of Binocular Disparity

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1971
W, Richards, J M, Foley
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On the Nature of Binocular Disparity

The American Journal of Psychology, 1964
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Relationship between binocular disparity and motion parallax in surface detection

Perception & Psychophysics, 1997
Jessica A Turner, George J Andersen, Myron L Braunstein   +2 more
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Types of binocular disparity

2012
Ian P. Howard, Brian J. Rogers
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Binocular stereopsis without spatial disparity

Perception & Psychophysics, 1971
David N Lee
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