Depth Interval Estimates from Motion Parallax and Binocular Disparity beyond Interaction Space
Depth Interval Estimates from Motion Parallax and Binocular Disparity beyond Interaction Space is a scholarly work by Stephen Palmisano and Barbara Gillam, published in 2011 in ''Perception''. The main subjects of the publication include computer science, mathematics, leaf area index, stereoscopy, parallax, stereopsis, optics, observer effect, computer vision, physics, visual perception, monocular, artificial intelligence, binocular vision, geology, depth perception, binocular disparity, geodesy, and stereoscopic acuity. The authors conclude that both motion parallax and stereopsis provide useful long-distance depth information and that motion-parallax information can enhance the degree of stereoscopic depth seen. .