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Authors: Reinhold Haux, Alfred Winter

Date Published: 1992

Publication Type: Misc

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Author: Alfred Winter

Date Published: 1990

Publication Type: InCollection

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Authors: Alfred Winter, H. Janßen, Reinhold Haux, E. Glück, J. Wiederspohn

Date Published: 1990

Publication Type: InCollection

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Authors: H. Fritz, H. Schunkert, Reinhold Haux, Alfred Winter, R. Repges, H. G. Sieberth

Date Published: 1990

Publication Type: Journal article

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Author: Alfred Winter

Date Published: 1990

Publication Type: Phd Thesis

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Authors: H. Janßen, Alfred Winter

Date Published: 1990

Publication Type: InCollection

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A controversy exists as to whether stereoscopic tilt created with interocular differences in spatial frequency is based on perception of spatial frequency disparity or positional disparity. To determine which hypothesis is correct, we investigated the influence of viewing distance on perceived tilt. Tilt was induced by having observers view, at three viewing distances, dichoptic spatial frequency grating patterns differing in frequency by 25%. By appropriate physical scaling of the size of the patterns, their spatial frequency and angular width remained unchanged as distance varied. Under such conditions, the spatial frequency disparity hypothesis predicts no effect of distance, whereas the positional disparity hypothesis predicts a significant effect of distance (due to stereoscopic depth constancy) on the magnitude of tilt. The results showed that perceived tilt does covary with distance, a result consistent with only the positional disparity hypothesis.

Authors: R. Patterson, G. Burns, S. Mooney

Date Published: 1st Aug 1989

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