Binocular rivalry is the alternating perception that occurs when the two eyes are presented
with incompatible stimuli. We have developed a new method for controlling binocular rivalry …

… In so doing, Wheatstone (1838) made the first assertion in what was to be a long and
vigorously contested debate: can binocular rivalry be controlled by voluntary attention? In …

… Called binocular rivalry, this remarkable phenomenon provides an effective means for … flux
while the visual stimulus remains invariant, binocular rivalry might ultimately shed light on the …

… Binocular rivalry is a visual phenomenon that occurs when dissimilar … Binocular rivalry is a
compelling example of multistable … from a review of binocular rivalry appearing in the journal …

… studied form of bistable perception—binocular rivalry. Suppression in rivalry is covered in
detail, … The competitive dynamics of rivalry are discussed within the context of the classical ‘…

… Binocular rivalry refers to the alternating periods of dominance and suppression
occassioned by stimulation of corresponding retinal areas with dissimilar monocular stimuli. …

This paper presents a modified reciprocal inhibition model for the temporal dynamics of
binocular rivalry. The model is based on neurophysiological mechanisms and is derived from …

… Demonstration of strong binocular rivalry and weak pattern rivalry. Although experiments on
rivalry are typically done under controlled laboratory conditions with prisms or stereoscopes, …

… model of binocular rivalry. In the model, competition between two images in rivalry is driven
by … reported in rivalry, including the three hallmarks: (i) binocular rivalry requires attention; (ii) …

… Binocular rivalry (BR) is an intriguing phenomenon that occurs when two different images are
presented, one to each eye, resulting in alternation or rivalry … genetic studies of rivalry. This …