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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Binocular summation"”.

  1. Interocular suppression and contrast gain control in human vision

    Baker, Daniel H.Aston University2008

    … of the external world. This task requires both summation of congruent images and inhibition of incongruent images across the eyes. These processes were explored psychophysically using narrowband sinusoidal grating stimuli. Initial experiments focussed on binocular interactions within a single …

    aston Repository record

  2. Interocular suppression and contrast gain control in human vision

    Baker, Daniel HartAston University2008

    … of the external world. This task requires both summation of congruent images and inhibition of incongruent images across the eyes. These processes were explored psychophysically using narrowband sinusoidal grating stimuli. Initial experiments focussed on binocular interactions within a single …

    soton Repository record

  3. Spatial and temporal aspects of visual performance in relation to light level and normal aging

    Gillespie-Gallery, H.City University London2015

    … aim of the first two studies was to determine if binocular summation of spatial and temporal contrast thresholds declined with age, while accounting for differences in retinal illuminance between monocular and binocular conditions. For spatial contrast vision, binocular summation declined …

    city-london Repository record

  4. Contrast sensitivity and glare: new measurement techniques and the visual consequences of wearing head-mounted displays

    Longley, Christopher I.University of Bradford2016

    … eye directly exposed but also had an effect on binocular performance, reducing amounts of binocular summation. Electronic devices, including head-mounted displays and satellite navigation systems can seriously affect CS at low luminance levels, similar to those found when driving at night.

    bradford Repository record

  5. Fundamentals of spatial vision in the barn owl (Tyto alba pratincola) : ocular aberrations, grating acuity, contrast sensitivity, and vernier acuity

    Harmening, Wolf MaximilianPublikationsserver der RWTH Aachen University2008

    … a crowded stimulus situation, and better under binocular viewing conditions. The latter is referred to as binocular summation in human subjects.

    aachen Repository record