… contrast—used to see everyday objects. Here, we review the need for contrast sensitivity as
a fundamental test of functional vision … Next, we show how the multichannel model of vision …

… of size, orientation and contrast data. This approach of relating object spatial frequencies to
contrast sensitivity has been the foundation of relating contrast sensitivity to functional vision …

… the contrast sensitivity functions (CSFs) of many low-vision … , the spatial frequency and
contrast sensitivity at the peak of … measures of acuity and contrast sensitivity. This means that by …

… In this review, visual function and functional vision evaluation approaches are … contrast
sensitivity is called the Contrast Sensitivity Function. It is important to note that contrast sensitivity …

… functional vision will not be adequately assessed by determining visual acuity. Contrast
sensitivity … One of the first papers describing contrast sensitivity testing in a clinical situation was …

… function, contrast sensitivity and glare testing provide much more information.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
We have measured these functional vision … We compared the functional vision changes that …

… Purpose: Contrast sensitivity (CS) is predictive of various aspects of an individual's functional
vision, such as recognizing faces and driving. Currently available CS charts are limited in …

… Functional vision means the ability of the visual system to receive, transmit, and report …
The evaluation of functional vision in the clinic or laboratory may take a variety of approaches. …

… function tests including visual acuity and contrast sensitivity (CSV-1000E and quick CSF)
were measured with participant's best-corrected vision … sensitivity of different functional vision …

… cortical cells involved in vision processing. … sensitivity for contrast at each spatial frequency,
and the combination of neural activities make up an individual's contrast sensitivity function (…