Motion-dependent Visual Performance
Motion-Dependent Visual Performance is a visual performance metric that specifically quantifies an individual's ability to perceive and discriminate visual stimuli as a function of relative motion between the observer and the target, thereby distinguishing it from static acuity measures by its inherent dependence on dynamic movement parameters.
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Posture and mental task performance when viewing a moving visual field
Tanja Ehrenfried, Michel Guerraz, Kai V. Thilo et al. · Cognitive Brain Research · 2003 · 80 citations
Visual Control of Steering without Course Information
Andrew C. Beall, Jack M. Loomis · Perception · 1996 · 75 citations
Visual motion: linking neuronal activity to psychophysical performance
William T. Newsome, Michael N. Shadlen, Ehud Zohary et al. · 1995 · 23 citations
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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University of California, Davis
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Université Paris-Saclay
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Institut National des Sciences de l'Univers
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Stony Brook University
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Charing Cross Hospital
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University of Washington
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University of Oxford
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