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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Monocular cues"”.
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Learning Monocular Cues in 3D Reconstruction
… a single 2D image is an *ill-posed* problem, monocular cues -- e.g. texture gradients and vanishing points -- allow us to build a plausible 3D reconstruction of the scene. The goal of this thesis is to propose new techniques to learn monocular cues and demonstrate how they can be used in …
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Effects of retinal disparity depth cues on cognitive workload in 3-D displays
… were made between presentations incorporating monocular cues only (2 1/2-D) and scenes containing monocular cues plus retinal disparity (3-D). In the first experiment, 11 participants were required to make inter-elements distance judgments under conditions of varying perspective angle, scene …
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Effects of depth cues on depth judgements using a field-sequential stereoscopic CRT display
… a potent depth information cue, numerous monocular cues exist which may augment, detract from, or even supplant stereopsis. Unfortunately, few guidelines or well-controlled analyses on the use of depth cues are available to direct engineering implementations of stereoscopic display …
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On the perceptual identity of depth vision in the owl
… of computer generated images that contain no monocular cues, even though an animal might try various strategies, such as closing one eye or making rapid head movements to obtain parallax information. A display devoid of these cues can be provided by Julesz random-dot stereograms (RDSs) in …
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The Effects of Binocular Vision Impairment on Adaptive Gait. The effects of binocular vision impairment due to monocular refractive blur on adaptive gait involving negotiation of a raised surface.
… perceived height of a step in both binocular and monocular conditions affected negotiation of a step. In conditions of impaired stereopsis induced by acutely presented monocular blur, both young and elderly subjects adopted a safety strategy of increasing toe clearance of the step edge, even at …