The cue interaction model of depth perception: a stability analysis

In this paper, we offer a stability analysis of "the cue interaction model" of depth perception (House (1984]. Depth estimation using stereopsis suffers from the "matching problem", the problem of correctly matching the retinal image of a feature in one eye, to its retinal image...

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Published in:Journal of mathematical biology 1988-01, Vol.26 (3), p.235-262
Main Authors: Chipalkatti, R, Arbib, M A
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