Visual motion ambiguity
Vision ResearchPublished 1 January 1986
H. C. Longuet–Higgins
Citations16
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This paper discusses a number of points that arise in the visual interpretation of optic flow fields and particular attention is given to the case in which a flow field is visually ambiguous.
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This paper discusses a number of points that arise in the visual interpretation of optic flow fields. Particular attention is given to the case in which a flow field is visually ambiguous, and the paper concludes with a detailed description of the case of the moving plane.
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