Technology Study on the Perception of Stereopsis in Fovea Field

Yan Wu; Qi Li; Xiang Bo Han; Hui Ling Shen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1022.341

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Technology Study on the Perception of Stereopsis in Fovea Field

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Random-dot stereograms were used as stimuli to investigate the perception of stereopsis in fovea field. The response of every subject was recorded in different positions in the fovea field: upper, lower, left, right field and with different eccentricities of 1.39º, 1.93º, 2.48º, 3.02º, 3.57º. The results showed that reaction times increased with increasing eccentricities wherever the disparity zone was presented relative to the fixation point. No significant differences were found between reaction times to the upper and lower visual fields. And there were no significant differences between left and right visual field. But there were marked superiorities for reaction times between upper and right field at all eccentricities.

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Yan Wu, Qi Li*, Xiang Bo Han, Hui Ling Shen

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Disparity, Eccentricity, Fovea Field, Random-Dot Stereogram, Stereopsis

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