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uncrossed disparity

uncrossed disparity Uncrossed disparity is one of the two signs of binocular disparity, the small difference between the two eyes’ views that helps the visual system judge depth in a stereoscopic scene.

Uncrossed disparity is one of the two signs of binocular disparity, the small difference between the two eyes’ views that helps the visual system judge depth in a stereoscopic scene.

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Drafting source: Li Yuan; Zhang Chuncheng; Hou Chunping; Yao Li; Zhang Jiacai; Long Zhiying. Stereoscopic processing of crossed and uncrossed disparities in the human visual cortex. 2017; DOI 10.1186/s12868-017-0395-7; article XML SHA-256 1fd33eec567fdbc286a010184749c995286097264ca0fdf4235629eb3ad684e9. “Stereoscopic processing of crossed and uncrossed disparities in the human visual cortex” (10.1186/s12868-017-0395-7).
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