On a long-term temporal aspect of stereoscopic depth sensation.

Author(s)
Ronchi, L. & A. Mariani.
Year
Abstract

The decay time of stereoscopic depth sensation after the occlusion of one eye is measured for well suprathreshold disparities and for binocular inspection times ranging from 5 to 30 sec. In a dark environment, devoid of any cue, the decay time may attain even 10 sec. This long-term effect is tentatively ascribed to a possible facilitator interaction between information gained through spontaneous fluctuation of accommodation and that due to binocular disparity.

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B 448 T /83.2
Source

Vision Research, 12 (1972), no. 10., okt., blz. 1661 /1667

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