… acuity (VA) and cognitive decline [2-5]. Recent reviews highlighted that sensory deterioration
such as vision and hearing loss can both … stereotests in comparison with real depth (Frisby) …

… acuity, which in the worst cases results in near blindness. … is lost to measure the real depth
of obstacles on the ground. … research, but to assess the compatibility of our system with the …

… Other baseline clinical measures including presenting visual acuity (crowded logMAR
letters), stereoacuity (Frisby stereotest) and reading speed (Wilkin’s Rate of Reading test) were …

… visual acuity can have a detrimental effect on many other aspects of visual performance.
Reduced visual acuity has been shown to affect dynamic visual acuity, … to provide comparison of …

… Subjects were required to have visual acuity of 20/20 in each … In addition, the stimulus
approaches in real depth, unlike the … , comparisons between the unsigned errors and comparisons …

While cortical regions involved in processing binocular disparities have been studied
extensively, little is known on how the human visual system adapts to changing disparity …

… , post hoc comparisons … acuity with aging 45 and the link between visual acuity and
stereoacuity. However, the same logic applies here: a lower acuity would be expected to affect both …

… 3.4 Comparison of eye images taken at shallow and deep … to amblyopia, or decreased visual
acuity not due to a physical … For any real depth, there is a predictable relationship between …

… We found that Vernier acuity was unaffected by moving the target laterally at speeds ranging
up to 2 deg/sec; stereoacuity was similarly unaffected by the same range of lateral speeds (…

… normal or corrected to normal visual acuity. We … of real depth cues without a combination
of other cues, such as lightness and binocular disparity, their perception cannot be comparable …