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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"motion-in-depth"”.
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The influence of second-order motion on the induction of vection
Optical flow fields composed of spatiotemporal luminance modulations (first-order) versus spatiotemporal contrast modulations (second-order) differ in their ability to induce the illusions of motion aftereffect (MAE) and structure from motion. The inability of second-order (SO) motions to support …
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Depth From Defocused Motion
Motion in depth and/or zooming causes defocus blur. This work presents a solution to the problem of using defocus blur and optical flow information to compute depth at points that defocus when they move. We first formulate a novel algorithm which recovers defocus blur and affine parameters …
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Time-to-Collision of Looming Spherical Objects: Tau Revisited
… an object approaches an observer’s eye, tau, defined as the inverse relative expansion rate of the object’s image on the retina (Lee, 1976) approximates time-to-collision (TTC). Many studies have suggested that human observers use TTC information, but evidence for the use of tau remains …