Horizon Ratio is a perceptual metric in distance perception that quantifies the ratio between the vertical distance from an observer's eye level to the horizon and the horizontal distance from the observer to a visible ground surface point, used to estimate egocentric distance in virtual or real environments.
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Horizon Ratio Bound for Inflationary Fluctuations
Scott Dodelson, Lam Hui · Physical Review Letters · 2003 · 139 citations · Full text
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