Temporal evolution of pattern disparity processing in humans

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Terminator disparity contributes to stereo matching for eye movements and perception.Combining 1-D components to extract pattern information: It is about more than component similarity.Binocular summation for reflexive eye movements.

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Temporal evolution of pattern disparity processing in humans

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Christian Quaia

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10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4318-12.2013

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