Visual motion is sensed by low-level (energy-based) and high-level (feature-based)
mechanisms. Ocular following responses (OFR) were elicited in humans by applying …

In two experiments, we investigated the stabilizing influence of vision on human upright
posture in real and virtual environments. Visual stabilization was assessed by comparing …

To make vision possible, the visual nervous system must represent the most informative
features in the light pattern captured by the eye. Here we use Gaussian scale–space theory …

An isoluminant chromatic display is a color display in which the component colors have
been so carefully equated in luminance that they stimulate only color-sensitive perceptual …

Transformational apparent motion (TAM) occurs when a figure changes discretely from one
configuration to another overlapping configuration. Rather than an abrupt shape change, the …

The perceived position of a stationary Gaussian window of a Gabor target shifts in the
direction of motion of the Gabor's carrier stimulus, implying the presence of interactions …

Summary In Li and Atick's [1, 2] theory of efficient stereo coding, the two eyes' signals are
transformed into uncorrelated binocular summation and difference signals, and gain control …

Various aspects of visual functioning, including motion perception, change with age. Yet,
there is a lack of comprehensive understanding of age-related alterations at different stages …

Interocular transfer of the motion aftereffect (MAE) has been extensively investigated for the
purpose of analysing the binocularity of the underlying motion mechanism. Previous studies …

Complex (non-Fourier, second-order) channels have been proposed to explain aspects of
texture-based region segregation and related perceptual tasks. Complex channels contain …