This paper reviews a number of aspects of visual motion analysis in biological systems from
a computational perspective. We illustrate the kinds of insights that have been gained …

Image motion does not pose the same problem for the eye as it does for the camera. We are
able to see objects with clarity when they move. We can also see motion on cinema or TV …

This paper reports estimates of the conjoint spatiotemporal tuning functions of the neural
mechanisms of the human vision system which detect image motion. The functions were …

Bistable stroboscopic motion percepts can be generated when two frames, each consisting
of three square elements, are presented alternately at varying interstimulus intervals (ISIs) …

Two alternating frames, each consisting of three square elements, were used to study
bistable stroboscopic motion percepts. Bistable percepts were obtained which depend on …

Describes aspects of recent research in artificial intelligence that may prove relevant to
understanding brain functioning in visual perception. Advances in the computational studies …

The presentation of repetitive apparent movement (AM) produces the illusion of smooth
sinusoidal movement. During prolonged observation this impression vanishes periodically …

Performed 3 experiments to test whether perceptual organization is cognitively or
motivationally penetrable. In Exp I, 8 undergraduate and graduate students viewed a …

An empirically plausible extension of the Marr and Ullman (1981)[Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B 211,
151–180 (1981)] model for coding movement direction uses the magnitude of spatial and …

Experimental psychology started with the study of how we perceive pictures and of the
conditions under which one object is an effective surrogate for another (that is, the two …