Examination of Lower Level Motion Mechanisms That Provide Information to Object Tracking: An Examination Using Dichoptic Stimulation
HK Kanaya, MM Morita, T Sato - i-Perception, 2019 - journals.sagepub.com
In this study, we examined the operation of first-and second-order motion mechanisms with
respect to object tracking using dichoptic presentation. A bistable apparent motion stimulus …
respect to object tracking using dichoptic presentation. A bistable apparent motion stimulus …
Contribution of nonattentive motion to object tracking
H Kanaya, T Sato - Journal of Vision, 2012 - jov.arvojournals.org
Object tracking has been generally discussed in relation to attention, but it is quite possible
that nonattentive low-level motion components are involved. To elucidate this issue, we …
that nonattentive low-level motion components are involved. To elucidate this issue, we …
No evidence for dichoptic motion sensing: a reply to Carney and Shadlen
MA Georgeson, TM Shackleton - Vision Research, 1992 - Elsevier
Abstract Georgeson and Shackleton (1989, Vision Research, 29, 1511–1523) confirmed the
existence of dichoptic apparent motion (AM), but argued that its basis was the spatio …
existence of dichoptic apparent motion (AM), but argued that its basis was the spatio …
[HTML][HTML] Systematic eye movements do not account for the perception of motion during attentive tracking
It has been suggested that attention can disambiguate stimuli that have equal motion energy
in opposite directions (eg a counterphasing grating), such that a clear motion direction is …
in opposite directions (eg a counterphasing grating), such that a clear motion direction is …
Motion cancellation experiments reveal that the interaction between motion sensors tuned to coarse and fine features disappears for dichoptic presentations.
O Bachtoula, I Serrano-Pedraza - Journal of Vision, 2022 - jov.arvojournals.org
The direction discrimination of a moving high spatial frequency pattern is impaired when a
static low frequency pattern is added to it. This impairment has been explained by a motion …
static low frequency pattern is added to it. This impairment has been explained by a motion …
A method for generating a “purely first-order” dichoptic motion stimulus
In the present technical article, we describe a method for generating a new dichoptic motion
stimulus, the monocular components of which are dynamic random noise without constant …
stimulus, the monocular components of which are dynamic random noise without constant …
Monocular motion sensing, binocular motion perception
MA Georgeson, TM Shackleton - Vision Research, 1989 - Elsevier
The two-process account of motion perception and its binocular organization were
addressed in experiments on apparent movement (AM) with three types of grating …
addressed in experiments on apparent movement (AM) with three types of grating …
Visual displacement judgments are biased by haptic cues within a flexible spatiotemporal window
Visual object displacements are strongly suppressed by visual masking. However, everyday
objects often also display haptic displacement cues that are not affected by visual …
objects often also display haptic displacement cues that are not affected by visual …
Dynamics of multi-sensory tracking
These experiments examined the ability to track a moving target with our heads under
various stimulus conditions and modalities. While previous studies [1, 2] have concentrated …
various stimulus conditions and modalities. While previous studies [1, 2] have concentrated …
Position-based vs energy-based motion processing
It is generally presumed that the perceived motion direction of an object is based on some
integration of local motion signals extracted from energy-based motion detectors. However …
integration of local motion signals extracted from energy-based motion detectors. However …