Motion Detection Thresholds
Motion Detection Thresholds is a psychophysical metric that specifies the minimum detectable level of visual motion, defined by the lowest velocity or displacement at which an observer can reliably perceive movement within a given spatial and temporal context.
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Janine Spencer, Justin OʼBrien, Kevin J. Riggs et al. · Neuroreport · 2000 · 404 citations · Full text
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