Sentence examples for disparity threshold from inspiring English sources
Here, is the disparity threshold and we use it to allow some flexibility during matching.
Value of disparity threshold (matching flexibility) was set to for this illustration.
For larger disparities, it is possible that disparity thresholds were also affected by conflicts between vergence and accommodation.
To address this, we compared DF's absolute disparity thresholds for an isolated random-dot plane when the dots were static (Figure 13A) versus when they had a constant velocity of 2.7° either leftwards or rightwards (Figure 13B).
Westheimer & Ley [34] found that orientation discrimination thresholds were elevated by 20% with uncertainty as to when a target appeared compared to when it consistently appeared at the same time, and for stereoscopic disparity thresholds the increase was as large as 40%.
Of the 13 factors studied, only socioeconomic status (as measured by the income-to-poverty ratio) had a reduced disparity in threshold attainment with a lower A1C threshold.
It is already well established that disparity discrimination thresholds increase with increasing disparity (Badcock & Schor, 1985; Blakemore, 1970; Ogle, 1952).
Blakemore (1970) measured relative disparity discrimination thresholds for distinguishing between the depth of a target and reference, for different values of reference disparity.
This is particularly important as observers were free to change their convergence, so that disparity discrimination thresholds could not be predicted based on a pedestal disparity relative to a fixed convergence (Badcock & Schor, 1985; Blakemore, 1970; Smallman and Macleod, 1997).
It is remarkable that the disparity between thresholds was found to be confined to a relatively small range (2.5 3°C).
The monkey first performed 50 to 140 trials of the psychophysical task without microstimulation, prior to the microstimulation experiment, in order to allow the selection of a range of stimulus disparities near threshold at that site.
