A reference frame is required to specify how motion is perceived. For example, the motion of
part of an object is usually perceived relative to the motion of the object itself. Johansson …

The retinotopic projection of stimulus motion depends both on the motion of the stimulus and
the movements of the observer. In this study, we aimed to quantify the contributions of …

Motion is often perceived according to non-retinotopic reference-frames (eg, Duncker's
wheel; biological motion); however, how reference-frames are selected remains to be …

In visual perception complex movements are usually split up into components—eg, in such a
way that a moving reference system is applied, to which partial movements can be related …

The goal of this study was to investigate the reference frames used in perceptual encoding
and storage of visual motion information. In our experiments, observers viewed multiple …

The present study examined how a frame of reference was affected by velocity. This
question was examined with respect to a system consisting of two points: one moved …

The perception of motion not only depends on the detection of motion signals but also on
choosing and applying reference-frames according to which motion is interpreted. Here we …

We investigated how the visual system selects a reference frame for the perception of
motion. Two concentric arcs underwent circular motion around the center of the display …

The motion of a 1D image feature, such as a line, seen through a small aperture, or the small
receptive field of a neural motion sensor, is underconstrained, and it is not possible to derive …

Imagine that you are a pedestrian standing on the corner of a busy intersection. Before you
can safely cross the street, you must interpret the motion of the nearby buses, cars, trucks …