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Detection of binocular disparities.

Abstract

A stereo correspondence algorithm designed to perform matching on figurally similar images (arising in normal human binocular vision) is described. It is based on the observation that the operational principles underlying biological stereo disparity detection seem to be extremely general and few in number instead of an extended set of specific "constraints". We identify one general characteristic of objects in the three dimensional world and use it to formulate a simple noniterative, parallel and local algorithm that successfully detects disparities generated by opaque as well as transparent surfaces.

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Year: 1985 PMID： 4016163 DOI： 10.1007/bf00363999

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biol Cybern ISSN： 0340-1200 Impact factor: 2.086

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Detection of binocular disparities.

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2. A computational theory of human stereo vision.

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5. On the perception of Glass patterns.

6. Vision by man and machine.

7. On the disparity gradient limit for binocular fusion.

8. A disparity gradient limit for binocular fusion.

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10. The double-nail illusion: experiments on binocular vision with nails, needles, and pins.

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Review 2. Early computational processing in binocular vision and depth perception.

3. Hysteresis, cooperativity, and depth averaging in dynamic random-dot stereograms.

4. Structure-from-motion based on information at surface boundaries.

5. Is correspondence search in human stereo vision a coarse-to-fine process?

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7. Vertical disparity nulling in random-dot stereograms.

8. Some new phenomena in the perception of glass patterns.

9. Cooperative and competitive interactions facilitate stereo computations in macaque primary visual cortex.

10. Limits of stereopsis explained by local cross-correlation.