Robust and optimal use of information in stereo vision.

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Title:	Robust and optimal use of information in stereo vision.
Authors:	Porrill, John, Frisby, John P., Adams, Wendy J., Buckley, David
Source:	Nature. 1/7/1999, Vol. 397 Issue 6714, p63. 5p. 7 Graphs.
Subjects:	Visual perception testing, Vision, Ophthalmology, Psychology, Ability testing
Abstract:	Considers research investigating methods of evaluating human visual perception. The Beyesian approach of comparison with the performance of a statistically optimal observer; The added element of robust visual perception in the comparison observer and its results; The different effect of outliers or sensor noise on robust and non-robust visual perception; Method of applying rogue data items into visual perception; The discovery of a measured critical value and its implications; Conclusions.
Database:	Engineering Source

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Abstract:	Considers research investigating methods of evaluating human visual perception. The Beyesian approach of comparison with the performance of a statistically optimal observer; The added element of robust visual perception in the comparison observer and its results; The different effect of outliers or sensor noise on robust and non-robust visual perception; Method of applying rogue data items into visual perception; The discovery of a measured critical value and its implications; Conclusions.
ISSN:	00280836
DOI:	10.1038/16244