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On the Visual Orientation of Random Dot Moiré Patterns

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Journal Biol Cybern
Specialties Neurology
Physiology
Date 1989 Jan 1
PMID 2923926
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Abstract

We studied the orientation perception of dot patterns with Moiré effect. The Moiré effect was achieved by rotating the original patterns over small angles. When the angle was increased the effect disappeared while the characteristics of orientation estimation remained unchanged. For relatively small angles the subjects performance can be described by a model based on the concept of least squared distance axis. For large angles of rotation this model has began to be insufficient and a more refined model is proposed here.

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