Colloquium

Abstract: How might we teach machine learning (ML) systems about what wine tastes like, or how to appreciate the similarities in different kinds of artwork? On its face, this question seems absurd…

Abstract: Image-guided system (IGS, Verion®) compared with manual marking method for toric intraocular lens implantation. Purpose: To evaluate the difference between the preoperative marking methods…

Abstract: Animals with binocular vision exhibit vergence eye position related changes in the gain of their vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) consistent with geometrical expectations. These changes are…

Abstract: Visual field examination can facilitate the detection, diagnosis, and surveillance of a wide variety of diseases of the eye and brain. However, perimeters are not widely available in the…

Abstract: Is depth perception from binocular disparities—stereopsis—slow or fast? Rapidly changing disparities are perceptually difficult to track, which suggests that stereopsis is generally slow…

Abstract: Stereopsis is the impression of three-dimensionality—of objects “popping out in depth”—that most humans get when they view real-world objects with both eyes, based on binocular disparity—the…

Abstract: The conjecture identifying spiking activity of certain neurons with a stochastic accumulator decision process has inspired a vigorous and productive research effort for 20 years. This effort…

Abstract: The retinal images that people experience depend on the visual scene and where within the scene they look. It has been argued that many properties of the visual system conform to the…

Abstract: The neurotransmitter acetylcholine (ACh) has been extensively studied at the level of synapses and neural circuits, but comparatively little is known about its effects on perception and…

Abstract: Since 1998, Touch Graphics, Inc. has created educational products and exhibits that combine tactile graphics and models with touch-activated spoken description. For example, the Talking…