<p>Left panel shows the averaged ‘Gamma’ of the four dichoptic pairs. ‘Gamma’ denotes the non-linearity in the binocular combination, the less the gamma, the less the non-linearity; Right panel shows the averaged effective signal ratio at balance point of the four dichoptic pairs. Effective signal ratio at balance point indicates the signal ratio that is needed to balance the dominant eye with the nondominant eye in binocular combination. Error bars represent standard errors. Significance of the compartment between the second-order dichoptic pairs and first-order dichoptic pair is marked in the figure: ***, <i>p</i><0.001, 2-tailed T test.</p
Comparison of the state of binocular vision in subjects with AS higher or the same as 4 points as op...
Understanding exactly how disparity is processed from binocular views of the world is a long standin...
AbstractIn a series of psychophysical experiments, observers compared the apparent contrast of a dic...
<p>Results of the seven observers (N1–N7) and their averages are shown in separate panels. In each p...
<p>a) Correlated carrier vs. uncorrelated carrier; b) Correlated carrier vs. anti-correlated carrier...
<p>(A) Alternation rates for binocular or monocular rivalry with grating stimuli. There was a slight...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Illustration of dichoptic stimulus presentation; (<b>b</b>) Illustration of two stimul...
<p>To account for the fact that in normals and strabismic amblyopes, the dominant eye may be the rig...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Mean effective contrast ratios for four levels of IAD in logMAR units; (<b>b</b>) Mean...
<p>(A). Plot showing the average population response to the preferred (dark blue line), the nonprefe...
Comparison of the percentages of subjects with binocular vision inside and outside the norm accordin...
<p>Ave, average.</p><p>All p values were obtained using the paired t-test.</p><p>The results of symm...
(a). Percent correct vs. stereo acuity in anomalous trichromats (red) and controls (blue). (b). Ster...
<p>The data points for control eyes (CE, Triangles) were averaged across subjects and temporal frequ...
A fundamental problem for any visual system with binocular overlap is the combination of information...
Comparison of the state of binocular vision in subjects with AS higher or the same as 4 points as op...
Understanding exactly how disparity is processed from binocular views of the world is a long standin...
AbstractIn a series of psychophysical experiments, observers compared the apparent contrast of a dic...
<p>Results of the seven observers (N1–N7) and their averages are shown in separate panels. In each p...
<p>a) Correlated carrier vs. uncorrelated carrier; b) Correlated carrier vs. anti-correlated carrier...
<p>(A) Alternation rates for binocular or monocular rivalry with grating stimuli. There was a slight...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Illustration of dichoptic stimulus presentation; (<b>b</b>) Illustration of two stimul...
<p>To account for the fact that in normals and strabismic amblyopes, the dominant eye may be the rig...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Mean effective contrast ratios for four levels of IAD in logMAR units; (<b>b</b>) Mean...
<p>(A). Plot showing the average population response to the preferred (dark blue line), the nonprefe...
Comparison of the percentages of subjects with binocular vision inside and outside the norm accordin...
<p>Ave, average.</p><p>All p values were obtained using the paired t-test.</p><p>The results of symm...
(a). Percent correct vs. stereo acuity in anomalous trichromats (red) and controls (blue). (b). Ster...
<p>The data points for control eyes (CE, Triangles) were averaged across subjects and temporal frequ...
A fundamental problem for any visual system with binocular overlap is the combination of information...
Comparison of the state of binocular vision in subjects with AS higher or the same as 4 points as op...
Understanding exactly how disparity is processed from binocular views of the world is a long standin...
AbstractIn a series of psychophysical experiments, observers compared the apparent contrast of a dic...