Abstract Geisler (Nature, 1999) proposed that streaks left in the wake of a moving object may
be detected by orientationally selective mechanisms (with appropriate temporal integration) …

How do human observers perceive a coherent pattern of motion from a disparate set of local
motion measures? Our research has examined how ambiguous motion signals along …

We used two-frame apparent motion in a three-dimensional virtual environment to test
whether observers had biases to experience approaching or receding motion in depth …

How do observers perceive the path of self-motion during rotation? Previous research
suggests that extra-retinal information about eye movements is necessary at high rotation …

When an object is tracked with the eyes, veridical perception of the motion of that object and
other objects requires the brain to take account of and compensate for the eye movement …

Under what circumstances is the common motion of a group of elements more easily
perceived when the elements differ in color and/or luminance polarity from their surround …

We investigated whether the response of a motion sensor was related to the specificity of
sensory information (orientation and direction of motion) used to compute motion energy …

Much of our knowledge about motion perception has been obtained by studying bars
moving within apertures. When viewed within an ambiguously oriented aperture such as a …

In two experiments we investigated whether stimuli that elicit automatic orienting of attention
(ie, arrow or averted gaze) could drive apparent motion perception in one of two possible …

Numerous studies indicate that perceiving global object motion results from the integration
of local component motions across space and time. Less attention has been paid to the …