NEURAL INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION SPECIFYING STRUCTURE FROM STEREOPSIS AND MOTION
NEURAL INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION SPECIFYING STRUCTURE FROM STEREOPSIS AND MOTION
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DOI:
10.1126/science.2717948
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发表时间:
1989-05-12
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影响因子:
56.9
通讯作者:
BLAKE, R
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作者:
NAWROT, M;BLAKE, R
When one views a two-dimensional parallel projection of dots on the surface of a rotating globe, the direction of rotation is ambiguous, and the perceived direction of rotation of the two-dimensional figure is unstable over time. Stability can be temporarily induced by adaptation to a three-dimensional globe with a direction of rotation unambiguously specified by stereo disparity; adaptation causes the two-dimensional figure to appear to rotate in the direction oppposite that experienced during stereoscopic adaptation. This adaptation effect is selective for axis of rotation but is not shape-specific. It does depend on simultaneous stimulation by multiple depth planes defined by elements moving in different directions. Evidently information about stereopsis and information about structure from motion are integrated within a common neural site in the brain.