Title: Foundations of cyclopean perception
First published: 1971
Description: This study defines cyclopean methodology as the "formation of a percept as some central location in the visual system by using stimuli that could not possible produce that percept at an earlier location," and generalizes both the technique of random-dot stereograms and the concept of the cyclopean retina. Published after a decade of research by the author and other workers in the field of visual perception, this books relates current research in such areas as experimental psychology, neurophysiology, mathematical models, and computer graphics.
Subjects: Physiological optics, Visual perception, Optics and Photonics, Physiology