When the corresponding retinal locations in the two eyes are presented with incompatible
images, a stable percept gives way to perceptual alternations in which the two images …

In bistable perception, constant input leads to alternating perception. The dynamics of the
changing perception reflects the intrinsic dynamic properties of the “unconscious inferential” …

Simultaneously showing an observer two incompatible displays, one to each eye, causes
binocular rivalry, during which the observer regularly switches between perceiving one eye's …

When ambiguous visual stimuli have multiple interpretations, human perception can
alternate between them, producing perceptual multistability. There is a large variation …

During the observation of an ambiguous figure our perception alternates between mutually
exclusive interpretations, although the stimulus itself remains unchanged. The rate of these …

Interocular-switch rivalry (also known as stimulus rivalry) is a kind of binocular rivalry in
which two rivalrous images are swapped between the eyes several times a second. The …

Although binocular rivalry is different from other perceptually bistable phenomena in
requiring interocular conflict, it also shares numerous features with those phenomena. This …

Interocular grouping during binocular rivalry occurs when two images presented to each eye
combine into a coherent pattern. The experience of interocular grouping is thought to be …

Visual masking plays a crucial role in optimizing distortion position and intensity in
information hiding. However, existing studies on stereoscopic visual masking effects are …

When two sufficiently different stimuli are presented to each eye, perception alternates
between them. This binocular rivalry is conceived as a competition for representation in the …