We frequently reposition our gaze by making rapid ballistic eye movements that are called
saccades. Saccades pose problems for the visual system, because they generate rapid, large-…

… With several control studies, Burr and Ross demonstrated that the illusion is largely …
two studies: Densities were 1 dots/deg 2 for Ross and Burr and 5 dots/deg 2 for Dakin et al. (2011). …

Much evidence has shown that perception is biased towards previously presented similar
stimuli, an effect recently termed serial dependence. Serial dependence affects nearly every …

… summation studies (Anderson & Burr 1987). … Burr, DC 1985 Spatial and temporal selectivity
of the human motion detection system. Vision Res. 25, 1147-1154. Anderson, SJ & Burr, DC …

VISUAL scientists have long sought to explain why the world remains stable during
saccades, the ballistic eye-movements that continually displace the retinal image at fast but …

Several studies have shown that adults integrate visual and haptic information (and information
from other modalities) in a statistically optimal fashion, weighting each sense according …

Saccadic eye movements, in which the eye moves rapidly between two resting positions,
shift the position of our retinal images. If our perception of the world is to remain stable, the …

The continuously changing optic flow on the retina provides information about direction of
heading and about the three-dimensional structure of the environment. Here we use functional …

… , do respond to 1-D visual noise of horizontal power spectrum identical to 2-D noise (Burr …
As the iD noise of the experiment by Burr (1981) was a mathematical subset of the 2-D noise (…

… motion which would follow if it were left intact (Burr et al., 1981). … Burr DC (1979) On the
nercention of obiects in motion. Ph.D. … Burr DC i1981j Visual summation of obje-&s in motion. …