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Depth Modulation of the Attentional Repulsion Effect
Perception, 2013Shifts of attention can cause mislocalisation of visual objects. A brief cue that attracts attention can cause a shift in the perceived location of a subsequently presented visual object—specifically, moving it away from the focus of attention (attentional repulsion).
Sung-En, Chien, Katsumi, Watanabe
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The Depth Effect of an Oscillating Tilted Bar
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Beghi, L. +3 more
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Crystalline effects on depth resolution in AES depth profiling
Surface and Interface Analysis, 1994Abstract An evaluation of the depth resolution of sputter‐assisted Auger electron spectroscopy (AES) has been studied for semiconductor superlattices. Zalar et al. have shown that sample rotation is effective in improving the depth resolution of AES depth profiling ...
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Effect of local crosstalk on depth perception
SPIE Proceedings, 2014Interocular crosstalk has a significant undesirable effect on the quality of 3D displays that utilize horizontal disparity. This study investigates observer sensitivity when judging the depth order of two horizontally aligned dots on a 3D display and assesses 3D display uniformity by obtaining this index for various locations on the display.
Hiroshi Watanabe 0004 +3 more
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Phase Quantization in Holograms–Depth Effects
Applied Optics, 1972A three-dimensional holographic image is deteriorated due to quantization of the phase in the hologram. As in two-dimensional Fourier holograms, the deterioration is exhibited as a superposition of false images. However, in the three-dimensional case, the false images fall at depth positions other than the plane of the image to which they correspond ...
W J, Dallas, A W, Lohmann
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Insert Earphone Depth and the Occlusion Effect
American Journal of Audiology, 2000Twenty individuals were tested to determine the occlusion effect caused by supraaural earphones and by insert earphones with shallow and deep insertion of its foam eartip. The bone-conduction oscillator was placed both on the forehead and the mastoid. It was concluded that using deeply inserted earphones is the most practical way in which to carry out ...
M S, Dean, F N, Martin
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Simulation of sparkling and depth effect in paints
Proceedings of the 19th Spring Conference on Computer Graphics, 2003This paper reports on our attempts to simulate light reflection from surfaces that exhibit sparkling and depth effects that are associated with paint coatings containing metallic flakes. The novelty of the approach is to explicitly model the sparkle geometry for rendering the surface of a graphic object.
Roman Durikovic, William L. Martens
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Vergence effects on the perception of motion-in-depth
Experimental Brain Research, 2007When the eyes follow a target that is moving directly towards the head they make a vergence eye movement. Accurate perception of the target's motion requires adequate compensation for the movements of the eyes. The experiments in this paper address the issue of how well the visual system compensates for vergence eye movements when viewing moving ...
Harold T, Nefs, Julie M, Harris
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Effects of Depth Cues on Simulator Sickness
Proceedings of the ImmersCom, 2007In this paper, we discuss our experimental results on Simulator Sickness (SS). A series of experiments were conducted in our Virtual Reality (VR) Lab. Our aim was to investigate the correlations between the perception of depth and the feeling of discomfort, as well as the role of gameplay regarding the familiarity of the viewer with computer games in ...
Nolwenn Bigoin +3 more
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Effect of meridional disparity on depth perception
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1979When a meridional-size lens is used to provide magnification in the horizonal meridan for one eye the resulting stereopsis distortion is readily accounted for in the terms of the binocular disparity caused by changed angular relations. When the same size lens is used to magnify the vertical meridian for one eye there is an opposite stereoscopic ...
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