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Real-Time Visual Anomaly Detection in High-Speed Motorsport: An Entropy-Driven Hybrid Retrieval- and Cache-Augmented Architecture. [PDF]
J ImagingCádiz RJ, Rodríguez-Sela F.
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A comparison of two methods for assessing critical flicker fusion frequency in hens
Behavioural Processes, 2009 This paper compared two general methods for assessing critical fusion frequency in hens (gallus gallus domesticus). The first method was a conditional discrimination procedure with the stimuli presented successively. The second was a two-alternative forced-choice procedure with the stimuli presented simultaneously.
T Mary Foster
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Critical flicker-fusion frequency in age-related macular degeneration
Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 2010 To assess the influence of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) on critical flicker-fusion frequency (CFF).CFF was measured centrally for a red, green and blue target, and in 10 degrees excentricity with a red target. Twenty-eight patients with non-exsudative AMD, 12 patients with exsudative AMD and 45 age-matched healthy eyes were included.CFF ...
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Stability of Adaptation of Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency to Intermittent Light
Nature, 1966THE modification of critical flicker fusion frequency by intermittent light of varying frequency is unchanged by such physiological procedures as hyperventilation and rebreathing1, and by drugs2,3, which are known to alter mean critical flicker fusion frequency.
P Turner, D S Patterson
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Critical flicker fusion frequency of the river lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis)
Vision Research, 1979Abstract Enucleated eyes of the river lamprey ( Lampetra fluviatilis ) were investigated by flicker stimulation. The critical fusion frequencies (CFF's) of the ERG were determined at various intensities of the stimulating light. The relation between CFF and light intensity shows two phases. On the average, the shift between these two phases occurs at
KAJ Holmberg
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Vision Research, 2012 The assessment of flicker fusion frequency (FFF), the stimulus frequency at which a flickering light stimulus can no longer be resolved and appears continuous, and critical flicker fusion frequency (CFF; the highest frequency at any light intensity that ...
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Behavioural assessment of flicker fusion frequency in chicken Gallus gallus domesticus
Vision Research, 2011 To interact with its visual environment, an organism needs to perceive objects in both space and time. High temporal resolution is hence important to the fitness of diurnally active animals, not least highly active aerial species such as birds.
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Analysis of flicker fusion critical frequency by the iteration method
Human Physiology, 2006Two methods of the presentation of light stimuli for determining the flicker fusion critical frequency were compared: the classic method using a continuous increase in flicker frequency and a new iteration method in which impulses of fixed duration were presented step by step.
V V, Rozhentsov +2 more
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The modification of critical flicker fusion frequency by an adapting stimulus of flickering light
Vision Research, 1965Abstract The critical flicker fusion frequency is elevated by adaptation to intermittent light of high frequency and depressed by intermittent light of lower frequency. This relationship is almost linear between adapting frequencies of 24 and 54 c/s.
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