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Mechanisms underlying the transformation of disparity signals from V1 to V2 in the macaque.
Seiji Tanabe, Bruce G Cumming. J Neurosci 2008
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Responses of primary visual cortical neurons to binocular disparity without depth perception.
B G Cumming, A J Parker. Nature 1997
277
18
72

Adaptation to natural binocular disparities in primate V1 explained by a generalized energy model.
Ralf M Haefner, Bruce G Cumming. Neuron 2008
41
16
64

Stereoscopic depth discrimination in the visual cortex: neurons ideally suited as disparity detectors.
I Ohzawa, G C DeAngelis, R D Freeman. Science 1990
434
15
60

Sensors for impossible stimuli may solve the stereo correspondence problem.
Jenny C A Read, Bruce G Cumming. Nat Neurosci 2007
57
10
40

A simple model accounts for the response of disparity-tuned V1 neurons to anticorrelated images.
Jenny C A Read, Andrew J Parker, Bruce G Cumming. Vis Neurosci 2002
64
10
40

Quantitative analysis of the responses of V1 neurons to horizontal disparity in dynamic random-dot stereograms.
S J D Prince, A D Pointon, B G Cumming, A J Parker. J Neurophysiol 2002
164
9
36

Neural encoding of binocular disparity: energy models, position shifts and phase shifts.
D J Fleet, H Wagner, D J Heeger. Vision Res 1996
196
9
36

Encoding of binocular disparity by complex cells in the cat's visual cortex.
I Ohzawa, G C DeAngelis, R D Freeman. J Neurophysiol 1997
156
8
32

Comparing perceptual signals of single V5/MT neurons in two binocular depth tasks.
K Krug, B G Cumming, A J Parker. J Neurophysiol 2004
77
8
32

At least at the level of inferior temporal cortex, the stereo correspondence problem is solved.
Peter Janssen, Rufin Vogels, Yan Liu, Guy A Orban. Neuron 2003
90
8
32

Rejection of false matches for binocular correspondence in macaque visual cortical area V4.
Seiji Tanabe, Kazumasa Umeda, Ichiro Fujita. J Neurosci 2004
61
8
32

Range and mechanism of encoding of horizontal disparity in macaque V1.
S J D Prince, B G Cumming, A J Parker. J Neurophysiol 2002
131
8
32

Neural mechanisms for processing binocular information I. Simple cells.
A Anzai, I Ohzawa, R D Freeman. J Neurophysiol 1999
118
7
28

The physiology of stereopsis.
B G Cumming, G C DeAngelis. Annu Rev Neurosci 2001
251
7
28

A computational theory of human stereo vision.
D Marr, T Poggio. Proc R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 1979
509
7
28

Suppressive mechanisms in monkey V1 help to solve the stereo correspondence problem.
Seiji Tanabe, Ralf M Haefner, Bruce G Cumming. J Neurosci 2011
24
7
29

Physiological computation of binocular disparity.
N Qian, Y Zhu. Vision Res 1997
100
7
28

Stereoscopic mechanisms in monkey visual cortex: binocular correlation and disparity selectivity.
G F Poggio, F Gonzalez, F Krause. J Neurosci 1988
272
6
24

Binocular interaction and depth sensitivity in striate and prestriate cortex of behaving rhesus monkey.
G F Poggio, B Fischer. J Neurophysiol 1977
610
6
24

Binocular depth perception and the cerebral cortex.
Andrew J Parker. Nat Rev Neurosci 2007
199
6
24

A threshold explains modulation of neural responses to opposite-contrast stereograms.
J Lippert, H Wagner. Neuroreport 2001
22
6
27

Testing quantitative models of binocular disparity selectivity in primary visual cortex.
Jenny C A Read, Bruce G Cumming. J Neurophysiol 2003
51
6
24

Depth is encoded in the visual cortex by a specialized receptive field structure.
G C DeAngelis, I Ohzawa, R D Freeman. Nature 1991
179
6
24

Cooperative computation of stereo disparity.
D Marr, T Poggio. Science 1976
361
6
24

A specialization for relative disparity in V2.
O M Thomas, B G Cumming, A J Parker. Nat Neurosci 2002
145
6
24

Matching and correlation computations in stereoscopic depth perception.
Takahiro Doi, Seiji Tanabe, Ichiro Fujita. J Vis 2011
56
6
24

Receptive field size in V1 neurons limits acuity for perceiving disparity modulation.
Hendrikje Nienborg, Holly Bridge, Andrew J Parker, Bruce G Cumming. J Neurosci 2004
58
5
20

Single-unit activity in cortical area MST associated with disparity-vergence eye movements: evidence for population coding.
A Takemura, Y Inoue, K Kawano, C Quaia, F A Miles. J Neurophysiol 2001
86
5
20

Vergence eye movements in response to binocular disparity without depth perception.
G S Masson, C Busettini, F A Miles. Nature 1997
145
5
20

Multivoxel pattern selectivity for perceptually relevant binocular disparities in the human brain.
Tim J Preston, Sheng Li, Zoe Kourtzi, Andrew E Welchman. J Neurosci 2008
107
5
20

Spatial frequency integration for binocular correspondence in macaque area V4.
Hironori Kumano, Seiji Tanabe, Ichiro Fujita. J Neurophysiol 2008
17
5
29

Disparity detection in anticorrelated stereograms.
B G Cumming, S E Shapiro, A J Parker. Perception 1998
63
5
20

The binocular organization of simple cells in the cat's visual cortex.
I Ohzawa, R D Freeman. J Neurophysiol 1986
191
5
20

A coarse-to-fine disparity energy model with both phase-shift and position-shift receptive field mechanisms.
Yuzhi Chen, Ning Qian. Neural Comput 2004
43
5
20

Why is spatial stereoresolution so low?
Martin S Banks, Sergei Gepshtein, Michael S Landy. J Neurosci 2004
101
5
20

A simple account of cyclopean edge responses in macaque v2.
Christine E Bredfeldt, Bruce G Cumming. J Neurosci 2006
38
4
16

Figure and ground in the visual cortex: v2 combines stereoscopic cues with gestalt rules.
Fangtu T Qiu, Rüdiger von der Heydt. Neuron 2005
156
4
16

Receptive fields, binocular interaction and functional architecture in the cat's visual cortex.
D H HUBEL, T N WIESEL. J Physiol 1962
6618
4
16

Reversed stereo depth and motion direction with anti-correlated stimuli.
J C Read, R A Eagle. Vision Res 2000
35
4
16

Interocular correlation, luminance contrast and cyclopean processing.
L K Cormack, S B Stevenson, C M Schor. Vision Res 1991
92
4
16

Coarse-fine dichotomies in human stereopsis.
Laurie M Wilcox, Robert S Allison. Vision Res 2009
43
4
16

Weighted directional energy model of human stereo correspondence.
S J Prince, R A Eagle. Vision Res 2000
37
4
16

Contribution of area MT to stereoscopic depth perception: choice-related response modulations reflect task strategy.
Takanori Uka, Gregory C DeAngelis. Neuron 2004
152
4
16

Disparity-energy signals in perceived stereoscopic depth.
Seiji Tanabe, Satoko Yasuoka, Ichiro Fujita. J Vis 2008
16
4
25

Coding of horizontal disparity and velocity by MT neurons in the alert macaque.
Gregory C DeAngelis, Takanori Uka. J Neurophysiol 2003
196
4
16

Receptive fields and functional architecture of monkey striate cortex.
D H Hubel, T N Wiesel. J Physiol 1968
3428
4
16

Neural basis for stereopsis from second-order contrast cues.
Hiroki Tanaka, Izumi Ohzawa. J Neurosci 2006
45
4
16

Recurrent connectivity can account for the dynamics of disparity processing in V1.
Jason M Samonds, Brian R Potetz, Christopher W Tyler, Tai Sing Lee. J Neurosci 2013
17
4
23

Neural activity in cortical area V4 underlies fine disparity discrimination.
Hiroshi M Shiozaki, Seiji Tanabe, Takahiro Doi, Ichiro Fujita. J Neurosci 2012
54
4
16

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D H Brainard. Spat Vis 1997
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16


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