Luminance-modulated noise (LM) and contrast-modulated noise (CM) gratings were
presented with interocularly correlated, uncorrelated and anti-correlated binary noise to …

Presenting two sufficiently dissimilar images, one to each eye, may result in interocular
suppression. The present study measured interocular suppression depth and extent in …

In binocular viewing, images presented to the amblyopic eye are suppressed in the cortex to
prevent confusion or diplopia. The present study measures depth and extent of interocular …

Binocular rivalry properties for contrast-modulated (CM) gratings were examined to gain
insight into their locus of processing. Two orthogonally orientated gratings were presented …

Contrast-modulated (CM) stimuli are processed by spatial mechanisms that operate at larger
spatial scales than those processing luminance-modulated (LM) stimuli and may be more …

The human visual system is sensitive in detecting objects that have different luminance level
from their background, known as first-order or luminance-modulated (LM) stimuli. We are …

The depth and extent of interocular suppression were measured in binocularly normal
observers who unilaterally adapted to neutral density (ND) filters (0, 1.5, 2, and 3 ND) …

Foveal detection thresholds for luminance-modulated (LM) and contrast-modulated (CM)
blobs in the presence of fixed modulation, laterally placed noise blobs (separations of 0–6°) …

Amblyopia is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by deficits of visual acuity. It
demonstrates greater sensitivity to visual crowding; the phenomena whereby accurate …

Interocular grouping (IOG) is a binocular visual function that can arise during multi-stable
perception. IOG perception was initiated using split-grating stimuli constructed from …