Correct 3-D but illusory 2-D percepts linked to binocularly unpaired regions
Correct 3-D but illusory 2-D percepts linked to binocularly unpaired regions
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与双眼未配对区域相关的正确 3-D 但虚幻的 2-D 感知
DOI:
10.1117/12.454924
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发表时间:
2002
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H. Ono
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作者:
Sakuichi Ohtsuka;H. Ono
Two eyes' views together contain more spatial or geometric information than what can be represent faithfully from one vantage point. Just as it is impossible to paint an "authentic" picture on canvas, it is impossible for the visual system to make a "faithful visual" picture. We conducted several psychophysical experiments using stereoscopic displays. Experimental results on judging direction showed that the visual system solves the problem of fitting the two eyes' views, in their entirety, into a single cyclopean view by "displacing" and "compressing", perceptually, a portion of the visual field. The experimental results on judging shape showed that the visual system has a "correcting" mechanism to adjust for the consequences of the directional displacement and compression. We hypothesize that the operation of this "correcting" mechanism is triggered by the pictoral cue of occlusion and that this mechanism is responsible for the Kanizsa and Poggendorff illusions when three-dimensional stimuli are drawn a sheet of paper.