Stereoscopic displays have become important for many applications, including operation of
remote devices, medical imaging, surgery, scientific visualization, and computer-assisted …

Technological advances in recent decades have allowed us to measure both the information
available to the visual system in the natural environment and the rich array of behaviors that …

Now in a fully up-to-date 6th Edition, Pickwell's Binocular Vision Anomalies provides a
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Purpose. A patient can demonstrate a poor stereoscopic test or task performance for
reasons inherent within the test/task itself for reasons dependent on normal physiology …

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 …

Eye movement recordings from humans indicated that brief exposures (200 ms) to horizontal
disparity steps applied to large random-dot patterns elicit horizontal vergence at short …

Left and right retinal images of an object seen by the 2 eyes can occupy slightly disparate
horizontal and/or vertical locations. The role of horizontal disparity (HD) in stereoscopic …

Stereoscopic vision mainly relies on binocular horizontal disparity (HD), and its cortical
encoding is well established in the foveal representation of the visual field. The role of …

Purpose Clinical devices for fixation disparity vary in the size and position of the nonius test-
lines and in the location of the binocular fusion lock, and published results of studies …

Small disparity stimuli applied to large random-dot patterns elicit machine-like vergence eye
movements at short latency. We have examined the sensitivity of these eye movements to …