The efficacy of new behavioural, physical and pharmacological interventions aiming to
balance visual input and visual processing have been described in humans, and some are …

Ocular dominance can be modulated by short-term monocular deprivation. This changes the
contribution that each eye makes to binocular vision, an example of adult cortical …

In amblyopia, abnormal visual experience leads to an extreme form of eye dominance, in
which vision through the nondominant eye is degraded. A key aspect of this disorder is …

A large part of classical visual psychophysics was concerned with the fundamental question
of how pattern information is initially encoded in the human visual system. From these …

We develop and test a new two-dimensional model for binocular combination of the two
eyes' luminance profiles. For first-order stimuli, the model assumes that one eye's luminance …

Understanding processes performed by an intact visual cortex as the basis for developing
methods that enhance or restore visual perception is of great interest to both researchers …

It is well known that small orientation differences between two monocular gratings fuse to
generate a stereoscopic perception of tilt, while large differences trigger binocular rivalry. In …

Brief monocular occlusion results in a transient change in ocular dominance, such that the
previously patched eye makes a stronger contribution to the binocular percept after …

Purpose: The measurement of achromatic sensitivity has been an important tool for
monitoring subtle changes in vision as the result of disease or response to therapy. In this …

Recently, psychophysical studies have shown that humans with amblyopia do have
binocular function that is not normally revealed due to dominant suppressive interactions …