… perception impaired, 126, 157 neural mechanisms for, 125-128 preattentive, 65-67, 102
Motion contrast simultaneous, 78-79 successive, 1 Motion transparency. See Transparent …

… Our formulation of the perception of a moving object: The moving object is projected onto
the retinotopic map through the retinal surface, and follows the cortical magnification factor in …

… magnitude of their spike rate changes in response to changes in the motion coherence of
dynamic random dots. When motion coherence for a given direction of dot drift is incremented, …

… motion, and the visual perception of self-motion provided by expansion/contraction motion
on the retina. … van de Grind 24 reported a transparent motion aftereffect (MAE) caused by the …

… OKN/OFR mainly serves to stabilize the retinal image during sustained self-motion, … a
curvature motion trajectory above our head, its texture also presents a rotational motion within the …

… is extracted from translational GPs using the tilt after-effect (TAE) and manipulating the …
These effects are consistent with form-motion integration at low and intermediate levels of …

… to light changes, in order to regulate retinal illumination and optimize vision [1–4]. It has
been shown that the pupil also responds to extra-retinal factors, revealing that the PLR is not an …

… To quantify the selectivity for stimulus motion across the V3A and MT populations, we used
the … that allow them to distinguish between retinal motion and reafferent motion caused by eye …

… Translational Relevance: The resistance to retinal blur that we demonstrated for MO-VEP …
) to reduce the motion aftereffect. This pattern was presented: (i) over the entire monitor area (…

… For each condition, leftwards and rightwards centre motion directions were randomly
interleaved within a block of trials to minimize the build-up of motion aftereffects. This also …