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The role of binocular disparity in rapid scene and pattern recognition.

Iperception · 2013 · PMC3677332 · PMID 23755357

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a nonsignificant trendno p-value reported
Discussion The results of Experiment 1 seem to indicate that binocular disparity does not contribute to the fast recognition of visual scenes, if anything, a nonsignificant trend for worse recognition of stereo pictures emerged, a result which is strikingly different from the observation of Liu and colleagues (2000) , who found that stereo produced a small (2.5%) enhancement in the recognition rate of faces with a viewing time of 1.5 s and the observation of Valsecchi and Gegenfurtner (2012) , who found a significant improvement in the long-term memorization rate when observers viewed the same forest pictures for 7 s.

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