Abstract:
:One of the open questions within the study of texture discrimination is whether the underlying neural mechanisms are located within the two monocular pathways, or whether they are located at more central areas that process binocular information. This question is considered here in psychophysical experiments of texture discrimination involving stereograms. The results show that texture discrimination for differences in form and size occur after binocular fusion. Moreover, the suitability of random-dot stereograms versus line-figure stereograms for this research has been studied. It was found that discrimination for differences in form was better with line-figure stereograms whereas discrimination for differences in size was better with random-dot stereograms.
journal_name
Perceptionjournal_title
Perceptionauthors
Pérez-Martínez Ddoi
10.1068/p240771subject
Has Abstractpub_date
1995-01-01 00:00:00pages
771-86issue
7eissn
0301-0066issn
1468-4233journal_volume
24pub_type
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