… for the blind based on speed adaptation and visual recognition. By integrating technologies
… audio recognition, we strive to achieve man-machine speed adaptation and the recognition …

… speed following speed adaptation. In the present work, we re-examined the speed dependence
of motion adaptation in the human visual … the effect of speed adaptation across many SFs…

… In summary, the effects of adaptation should allow the visual system to make use of regularities
in the environment (ie, persistent or recurring stimuli) to perform better. The differences …

… Our analysis showed that speed adaptation does not lead to a simple reduction in firing.
Instead, we found significant changes in the tuning curves. When we quantified those changes …

… visual object recognition in natural scenes. We tested two (non-mutually exclusive) hypotheses:
(a) that visual object recognition … models of object recognition posit an intermediate stage …

… as a proxy for running speed in 63/132 recording sessions (combination of all protocols
for V1 and HVAs). Running trials were defined as having an average speed of at least 2 cm/s …

… visual stimuli were used to investigate whether the temporal readjustment observed during
(and after) the exposure to asynchronous sensory signals influences the speed … the speed of …

… flicker, suggesting that adaptation is driven by temporal … adaptation preserves or enhances
differential speed sensitivity at the expense of an accurate representation of absolute speed…

… of visual adaptation for perception. One theme of this review is that these effects are constantly
regulating your perception and visual … of the state of adaptation you brought to the display. …

… perceivable adapting motion, we used speed nulling (… speed required for the test stimulus
to be perceived as stationary). This method can be used irrespective of whether the adapting …