Peripheral Temporal Resolution
Peripheral Temporal Resolution is a psychophysical metric that quantifies the temporal acuity of visual perception in the peripheral regions of the visual field, distinguishing it from central temporal resolution by emphasizing the reduced capacity to detect rapid changes or motion outside the foveal center.
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Vision beyond the resolution limit: Aliasing in the periphery
Larry N. Thibos, D.J. Walsh, Frank E. Cheney · Vision Research · 1987 · 140 citations
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