Influence of Multi-Cue Interaction on Human Depth Perception in Three-Dimensional Space

A relatively small amount of motion parallax indicated a certain inhibitory effect on depth perception, whereas a larger amount might enhance the perceived depth. Introducing red, green, or blue color to the moving stimuli might also have a certain promoting effect. Furthermore, a significant difference in perceived depth was observed when the positions of the Test Stimulus and the Standard Stimulus differed within a trial, which might involve areas of higher-level brain function (such as visual attention). In conclusion, when multiple visual cues are present concurrently, they exhibit complex interactions that affect human depth perception.

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Sensors
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2026-01-08
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s26020413
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Influence of Multi-Cue Interaction on Human Depth Perception in Three-Dimensional Space

Hiroaki Shigemasu, Shufang He, T. Li, Qiang Liu et al.
Sensors
Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Influence of Multi-Cue Interaction on Human Depth Perception in Three-Dimensional Space

Hiroaki Shigemasu, Shufang He, T. Li, Qiang Liu, Caihong Dai, Qiang Yang
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Abstract

A relatively small amount of motion parallax indicated a certain inhibitory effect on depth perception, whereas a larger amount might enhance the perceived depth. Introducing red, green, or blue color to the moving stimuli might also have a certain promoting effect. Furthermore, a significant difference in perceived depth was observed when the positions of the Test Stimulus and the Standard Stimulus differed within a trial, which might involve areas of higher-level brain function (such as visual attention). In conclusion, when multiple visual cues are present concurrently, they exhibit complex interactions that affect human depth perception.

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