Presentation	1998/11/13 Orientation Selectivity in Binocular Stereopsis Hiroyuki Sasaki,
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Abstract(in English)	Neurophysiological and psychological studies have shown that stereoscopic processing is tuned for orientation. A present study investigated orientation selectivity in second-order stereopsis (Exp.1) and with ambiguous stereograms (Exp.2). Experiment 1 showed that it was possible to discriminate depth with the stereo-pairs, which have interocularly orthogonal orientations. In Experiment 2, using the ambiguous stereograms with regularly repeated elements, showed that binocular matching between similar orientations contained anisotropy in horizontal/vertical orientations and depended on binocular disparity. Orientation selectivity in binocular stereopsis was discussed in regard to these results and the previous studies.
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Keyword(in English)	Stereopsis / Orientation / Spatial frequency / Binocular disparity
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Conference Date	1998/11/13(1days)
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Title (in English)	Orientation Selectivity in Binocular Stereopsis
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Keyword(1)	Stereopsis
Keyword(2)	Orientation
Keyword(3)	Spatial frequency
Keyword(4)	Binocular disparity
1st Author's Name	Hiroyuki Sasaki
1st Author's Affiliation	Tohoku University()
Date	1998/11/13
Paper #	HIP98-37
Volume (vol)	vol.98
Number (no)	397
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	8
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