[图书][B] Blur representation in the amblyopic visual system
C Yang - 2019 - search.proquest.com
Amblyopia is diagnosed as a reduced acuity in an otherwise healthy eye, which indicates
that the deficit is not happening in the eye per se, but in the brain. Amblyopia is caused by a …
that the deficit is not happening in the eye per se, but in the brain. Amblyopia is caused by a …
[HTML][HTML] The contribution of psychophysical spatial frequency channels to the discrimination of broadband contrast.
B Richard - 2015 - spectrum.library.concordia.ca
The design and function of the human visual system is thought to have been shaped by the
environment and tasks humans have performed throughout evolution and experience. Thus …
environment and tasks humans have performed throughout evolution and experience. Thus …
Temporal information processing across primary visual cortical layers in normal and red light reared tree shrews.
W Dang - 2015 - ir.library.louisville.edu
Visual neuroscience research has benefitted from decades of efforts of comparative studies
of different species, since exploring and understanding the diversity of functional properties …
of different species, since exploring and understanding the diversity of functional properties …
Near-infrared spectroscopy of image clarity perception in the human brain
The perception of blur in humans is intrinsic to our visual system, and dioptric power can
improve clarity in many cases. This was evaluated experimentally to establish the best …
improve clarity in many cases. This was evaluated experimentally to establish the best …
[PDF][PDF] Orientation masking and cross-orientation suppression (XOS): Implications
TS Meese, DJ Holmes - 2010 - academia.edu
Most contemporary models of spatial vision include a cross-oriented route to suppression
(masking from a broadly tuned inhibitory pool), which is most potent at low spatial and high …
(masking from a broadly tuned inhibitory pool), which is most potent at low spatial and high …