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Motion perception during saccades

Vision Research, 1993
Although the retinal image is displaced by each saccade performed we do not perceive the visual environment moving concordant with the saccades. In this study experiments were designed in which additional movement of most of the visual scene was applied during saccades. The subjects perceived the intrasaccadic movement after the saccade.
U J, Ilg, K P, Hoffmann
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Attention-Based Motion Perception

Science, 1992
Two "attentive" tracking tasks reveal the existence of an attention-based motion process. In the first task, oppositely rotating luminance and color gratings were superimposed. Because of masking from the color grating, the bars of the luminance grating were not visible; nevertheless, their motion was visible and it determined the perceived direction ...
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Touch-contingent visual motion perception: tactile events drive visual motion perception

Experimental Brain Research, 2016
It has recently been demonstrated that the brain rapidly forms an association between concurrently presented sound sequences and visual motion. Once this association has been formed, the associated sound sequence can drive visual motion perception. This phenomenon is known as "sound-contingent visual motion perception" (SCVM).
Ryo, Teraoka, Wataru, Teramoto
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Human motion perception

ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 posters, 2007
The rapid growth of the entertainment industry, for both cinema and video games applications, has increased the demand for an improved simulation and representation of reality. Of particular interest is the capture and simulation of human characters' motion.
Pierfrancesco Celada, Sian. E. M. Lawson
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Motion Perception in Motion Pictures

1980
Historians and theorists of the motion picture who have felt obliged to provide some explanation of how the illusion of motion on the screen is perceived have, almost without exception, relied upon a phenomenon they have termed ‘persistence of vision’. The notion is ubiquitous in film literature.
Joseph Anderson, Barbara Anderson
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Visual Motion Interferes with Tactile Motion Perception

Perception, 2006
Previous studies have demonstrated that visual apparent motion can alter the judgment of auditory apparent motion. We investigated the effect of visual apparent motion on judgments of the direction of tactile apparent motion. When visual motion was presented at the same time as, but in a direction opposite to, tactile motion, accuracy in judging the ...
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Motion Perception

2015
A.C. Huk, S.J. Joo
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Visual Motion Perception

2000
Abstract : In operations of aircraft control or target acquisition, the misperception of motion could produce serious errors in a pilot's performance. Little is known about the human observer's ability to accurately judge the velocity of motion while navigating through an environment containing moving objects or while making eye movements.
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Motion Perception

2022
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Visual Motion Perception

This chapter explores the intricate mechanisms of motion perception, emphasizing its significance as a primary perceptual dimension. It begins with motion aftereffects, such as the waterfall illusion, illustrating how direction-specific neural adaptations in the brain can create an illusory sense of movement in stationary objects.
Jeremy M. Wolfe, Dennis M. Levi, Lori L. Holt, Linda M. Bartoshuk, Rachel S. Herz, Roberta L. Klatzky, Daniel M. Merfeld   +6 more
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