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motion perception
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Readings in the study of visually perceived movement
Readings in the study of visually perceived movement
By Irwin M. Spigel
Aspects of motion perception,
By Hans Jurgen Eysenck,Paul A. Kolers
The motion aftereffect
By George Mather,S. M. Anstis
Dynamics of Visual Motion Processing
By Uwe J. Ilg
Visual-vestibular interaction
Visual-vestibular interaction
By Laurence R. Young
Neural computation of pattern motion
By Margaret Euphrasia Sereno
On the visual input driving human smooth-pursuit eye movements
On the visual input driving human smooth-pursuit eye movements
By Leland S. Stone
The perception of real motion
The perception of real motion
By Santo Salvatore
Fundamentals of the theory of movement perception
By Ernst Mach,Laurence R. Young,Volker Henn,Hansjorg Scherberger
Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach and landing tasks
Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach and landing tasks
By Charles H. Scanlon
Tutorials on Motion Perception
By Alexander H. Wertheim
Cerebral control of eye movements and motion perception
Cerebral control of eye movements and motion perception
By Symposium on Cerebral Control of Eye Movements and Motion Perception (1971 Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany)
Experiments on the production of an imitation of sea sickness by complex visual disturbances
By Hewitt, Graily
Bewegungsgestalt und Frequenzanalyse
Bewegungsgestalt und Frequenzanalyse
By Peter Kruse
Vestibular models and thresholds of motion perception. Results of tests in a flight simulator
Vestibular models and thresholds of motion perception. Results of tests in a flight simulator
By R. J. A. W. Hosman
Vision and action
By Laurence Harris,Michael Jenkin
Dynamics of the vestibular system and their relation to motion perception, spatial disorientation, and illusions
Dynamics of the vestibular system and their relation to motion perception, spatial disorientation, and illusions
By Richard A. Peters
On the visual input driving human smooth-pursuit eye movements
On the visual input driving human smooth-pursuit eye movements
By Leland S. Stone