Visual Cone is a geometric construct in visual perception theory that specifies the three-dimensional region in front of an observer from which light rays converge through the eye's pupil to form an image on the picture plane, thereby delimiting the spatial extent of visible stimuli in a given viewpoint.
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The arrangement of the three cone classes in the living human eye
Austin Roorda, David R. Williams · Nature · 1999 · 985 citations
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