Prediction based on the use of a combination of the visually specified angle of declination (AoDv) and the postural eye height (EHpos) of the observer regardless of the potentially displayed environment.

A curious illusion suggests complex cue interactions in distance perception

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.

June 1999

Binocular perception of the distance to, and between, point light targets depends on vergence angle:...

Increasing confidence in vergence as a cue to distance

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.
Kelly, B.M.

January 1999

Multiple cues contribute to the visual perception of an object's distance from the observer. The man...

How various aspects of motion parallax influence distance judgements, even when we think we are standing still

de la Malla, C.
Buiteman, S.
Otters, W.
Smeets, J.B.J.
Brenner, E.

January 2016

It is well known that when we intentionally make large head movements, the resulting motion parallax...

If eye height is informed by vision (EHv) and continuously informed by visual information across various environmental contexts, the ratio between eye height and tangent of the angle of declination (AoDv) and therefore the distance remains the same.

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Note: The camera symbol represents the manipulated virtual eye height in the VE.</p

The effect of a manipulated virtual eye height (-50 cm or +50 cm) on egocentric distances in a standing position in comparison to the respective baseline condition (0 cm).

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Error bars represent ±1 SE. The actual mean participant (postural) eye height in the experiment i...

The importance of postural cues for determining eye height in immersive virtual reality

Leyrer, Markus
Linkenauger, Sally
Buelthoff, Heinrich
Mohler, B. J.

May 2015

In human perception, the ability to determine eye height is essential, because eye height is used to...

The Importance of Postural Cues for Determining Eye Height in Immersive Virtual Reality

Leyrer, M.
Linkenauger, S.
Bülthoff, H.
Mohler, B.

May 2015

In human perception, the ability to determine eye height is essential, because eye height is used to...

The effect of a manipulated virtual eye height (-50 cm or +50 cm) on egocentric distances in a prone position on a bed (adjusted to be approximately at seated eye height) in comparison to the respective baseline condition (0 cm).

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Error bars represent ±1 SE. The actual mean participant (postural) eye height in the experiment i...

Eye height manipulations:a possible solution to reduce underestimation of egocentric distances in head-mounted displays

Leyrer, Markus
Linkenauger, Sally
Buelthoff, Heinrich H.
Mohler, Betty J.

March 2015

Virtual reality technology can be considered a multipurpose tool for diverse applications in various...

Eye Height Manipulations: A Possible Solution to Reduce Underestimation of Egocentric Distances in Head-Mounted Displays

Leyrer, M.
Linkenauger, S.
Bülthoff, H.
Mohler, B.

February 2015

Virtual reality technology can be considered a multipurpose tool for diverse applications in various...

The Scaling Of Outdoor Space In Tilted Observers

Klein, Brennan J., , \u2714
Jaeger, Daniela L., , \u2713
Li, Z.
Spiegel, Ariana M., , \u2713
Durgin, Frank H.

July 2013

Perceptual matches between vertical extents (poles) and egocentric extents (between the observer and...

Vertical gaze angle: absolute height-in-scene information for the programming of prehension

Gardner, P.L.
Mon-Williams, M.

January 2001

One possible source of information regarding the distance of a fixated target is provided by the hei...

Ontological issues in distance perception: Cue use under full cue conditions cannot be inferred from use under controlled conditions

Mon-Williams, M.
Bingham, G.P.

January 2008

Phosphorescent square tiles (arranged to yield a single image size) were viewed in the dark by 56 mo...

How vertical disparities assist judgements of distance

Brenner, Eli
Smeets, J. B J
Landy, Michael S.

January 2001

The ratio of the vertical sizes of corresponding features in the two eyes' retinal images depends bo...

Visual slant underestimation

Perrone, John Anthony

January 1981

A general model of visual slant underestimation is presented. It is based on the idea that two speci...

A curious illusion suggests complex cue interactions in distance perception

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.

June 1999

Binocular perception of the distance to, and between, point light targets depends on vergence angle:...

Increasing confidence in vergence as a cue to distance

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.
Kelly, B.M.

January 1999

Multiple cues contribute to the visual perception of an object's distance from the observer. The man...

How various aspects of motion parallax influence distance judgements, even when we think we are standing still

de la Malla, C.
Buiteman, S.
Otters, W.
Smeets, J.B.J.
Brenner, E.

January 2016

It is well known that when we intentionally make large head movements, the resulting motion parallax...

If eye height is informed by vision (EHv) and continuously informed by visual information across various environmental contexts, the ratio between eye height and tangent of the angle of declination (AoDv) and therefore the distance remains the same.

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Note: The camera symbol represents the manipulated virtual eye height in the VE.</p

The effect of a manipulated virtual eye height (-50 cm or +50 cm) on egocentric distances in a standing position in comparison to the respective baseline condition (0 cm).

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Error bars represent ±1 SE. The actual mean participant (postural) eye height in the experiment i...

The importance of postural cues for determining eye height in immersive virtual reality

Leyrer, Markus
Linkenauger, Sally
Buelthoff, Heinrich
Mohler, B. J.

May 2015

In human perception, the ability to determine eye height is essential, because eye height is used to...

The Importance of Postural Cues for Determining Eye Height in Immersive Virtual Reality

Leyrer, M.
Linkenauger, S.
Bülthoff, H.
Mohler, B.

May 2015

In human perception, the ability to determine eye height is essential, because eye height is used to...

The effect of a manipulated virtual eye height (-50 cm or +50 cm) on egocentric distances in a prone position on a bed (adjusted to be approximately at seated eye height) in comparison to the respective baseline condition (0 cm).

Markus Leyrer (432825)
Sally A. Linkenauger (199864)
Heinrich H. Bülthoff (177413)
Betty J. Mohler (342030)

May 2015

Error bars represent ±1 SE. The actual mean participant (postural) eye height in the experiment i...

Eye height manipulations:a possible solution to reduce underestimation of egocentric distances in head-mounted displays

Leyrer, Markus
Linkenauger, Sally
Buelthoff, Heinrich H.
Mohler, Betty J.

March 2015

Virtual reality technology can be considered a multipurpose tool for diverse applications in various...

Eye Height Manipulations: A Possible Solution to Reduce Underestimation of Egocentric Distances in Head-Mounted Displays

Leyrer, M.
Linkenauger, S.
Bülthoff, H.
Mohler, B.

February 2015

Virtual reality technology can be considered a multipurpose tool for diverse applications in various...

The Scaling Of Outdoor Space In Tilted Observers

Klein, Brennan J., , \u2714
Jaeger, Daniela L., , \u2713
Li, Z.
Spiegel, Ariana M., , \u2713
Durgin, Frank H.

July 2013

Perceptual matches between vertical extents (poles) and egocentric extents (between the observer and...

Vertical gaze angle: absolute height-in-scene information for the programming of prehension

Gardner, P.L.
Mon-Williams, M.

January 2001

One possible source of information regarding the distance of a fixated target is provided by the hei...

Ontological issues in distance perception: Cue use under full cue conditions cannot be inferred from use under controlled conditions

Mon-Williams, M.
Bingham, G.P.

January 2008

Phosphorescent square tiles (arranged to yield a single image size) were viewed in the dark by 56 mo...

How vertical disparities assist judgements of distance

Brenner, Eli
Smeets, J. B J
Landy, Michael S.

January 2001

The ratio of the vertical sizes of corresponding features in the two eyes' retinal images depends bo...

Visual slant underestimation

Perrone, John Anthony

January 1981

A general model of visual slant underestimation is presented. It is based on the idea that two speci...

A curious illusion suggests complex cue interactions in distance perception

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.

June 1999

Binocular perception of the distance to, and between, point light targets depends on vergence angle:...

Increasing confidence in vergence as a cue to distance

Tresilian, J.R.
Mon-Williams, M.
Kelly, B.M.

January 1999

Multiple cues contribute to the visual perception of an object's distance from the observer. The man...

How various aspects of motion parallax influence distance judgements, even when we think we are standing still

de la Malla, C.
Buiteman, S.
Otters, W.
Smeets, J.B.J.
Brenner, E.

January 2016

It is well known that when we intentionally make large head movements, the resulting motion parallax...

Prediction based on the use of a combination of the visually specified angle of declination (AoD<sub>v</sub>) and the postural eye height (EH<sub>pos</sub>) of the observer regardless of the potentially displayed environment.

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Prediction based on the use of a combination of the visually specified angle of declination (AoD<sub>v</sub>) and the postural eye height (EH<sub>pos</sub>) of the observer regardless of the potentially displayed environment.

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