1. From: Three-dimensional motion aftereffects reveal distinct direction-selective mechanisms for binocular processing of motion through depth
Journal of Vision. 2011;11(10):18. doi: /
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Data and psychometric functions from the (A) 3D adapt, monocular test condition (3D-mono) and (B) the interocular transfer condition (IOT). Under 3D adaptation conditions, one would expect the MAE resulting from monocular adaptation in the tested eye to be partially canceled by the interocular transfer of the (opposing) adaptation in the untested eye. The magnitude of the 3D-mono MAE is smaller than either 2D or 3D MAEs; confirming this expectation. (B) The data resulting from monocular adaptation in one eye and testing in the other eye (i.e., a direct measurement of the interocular transfer). Note that the reversal in the direction of the shift for the “toward” and “away” curves is as expected.
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