Binocular luster is a visual phenomenon that can be elicited by dichoptic stimuli showing an
interocular difference in color or luminance contrast. For instance, when the two eyes are …

Abstract Li and Atick (Network: Computation in Neural Systems 5 (1994) 157–174)
presented a theory of efficient binocular encoding that explains a number of experimental …

Stereoscopic omnidirectional content, as a novel visual media, has drawn wide attention in
recent years due to its ability in providing strong immersive experience. Since Stereoscopic …

Stereopsis has traditionally been considered a complex visual ability, restricted to large-
brained animals. The discovery in the 1980s that insects, too, have stereopsis, therefore …

In a random-dot stereogram (RDS), the spatial disparities between the interocularly
corresponding black and white random dots determine the depths of object surfaces. If a …

Recent studies suggest that binocular adding S+ and differencing S-channels play an
important role in binocular vision. To test for such a role in the context of binocular contrast …

Patterns in the two eyes' views that are not identical in hue or contrast often elicit an
impression of luster, providing a cue for discriminating them from perfectly matched patterns …

Two eyes are better than one at detecting a pattern, an advantage termed binocular
summation. It is widely believed that binocular summation is mediated by neurons that sum …

This study aimed to examine the effects of binocular disparity on binocular combination of
brightness information coming from luminance increments and decrements. The point of …

The application of deep learning techniques has led to substantial progress in solving a
number of critical problems in machine vision, including fundamental problems of scene …