Do Humans Optimally Integrate Stereo and Texture Information for Judgments of Surface Slant?¶
Knill, D. C., & Saunders, J. A. (2003). Do Humans Optimally Integrate Stereo and Texture Information for Judgments of Surface Slant?. Vision Research, 6989(03), 2539-2558.
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- Landy and colleagues formalized cue promotion, dynamic weighting, and robust combination; Knill and Saunders showed that stereo and texture weights in slant judgments tracked subjects' cue reliabilities closely.
This sourcePrimary experiments finding cue weights that closely track subjective reliability across surface slants and observers.
- Landy and colleagues formalized cue promotion, dynamic weighting, and robust combination; Knill and Saunders showed that stereo and texture weights in slant judgments tracked subjects' cue reliabilities closely.
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