'Binocular vision' presentation slideshows

Chapter 6

Chapter 6. A Survey of the Living Primates. Chapter Outline. Primates Characteristics Primate Adaptations Geographical Distribution and Habitats Diet and Teeth. Chapter Outline. Locomotion Primate Classification A Survey of the Living Primates Endangered Primates. Primates As Mammals.

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The Visual System May 30, 2014

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Strabismus

Strabismus. Omar Abughanimeh. Seminar content. Introduction Definition Causes Classifications Consequences Approach to patient with strabismus Management. Introduction. Eye movement controlled by: 1- extraocular muscles 2-cranial nerves ( III, IV, VI)

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Somatic and Special Senses

Somatic and Special Senses. Special Senses . General senses. Smell Taste Vision Hearing Balance . Tactile Touch Pressure Thermal (hot vs cold) Pain Proprioceptive. Sensory receptors. Detect environmental changes and trigger nerve impulse Neurons have specific job E.x.

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User Issues in 3D TV & Cinema

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Going Back a little

Going Back a little. Cameras.ppt. Applications of RANSAC: Solution for affine parameters. Affine transform of [x,y] to [u,v]: Rewrite to solve for transform parameters:. Assignment. Program-1 info -Link Data. Note: You can generate, bring-in, your own images from www, as long as:

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Owl Pellets

Owl Pellets. Owls. 19 species in North America Predatory birds. Predator Adaptations. Avoiding detection Cryptic coloration Finding prey Vision Auditory Capturing prey. Cryptic Coloration. Western Screech Owl. Long Eared Owl. Great Horned Owl. Silent Flight.

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Depth Estimation and Focus Recovery

Depth Estimation and Focus Recovery. Reporter: Wade Chang Advisor: Jian-Jiun Ding. Outline. Motivation Overview Blurring model and geometric optics Blurring function Fourier optics Linear canonical transform (LCT) Depth estimation methods Binocular vision system

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Chapter 4 Module 10

Chapter 4 Module 10. Perception. Perception. The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information. Do you favour one sense over the other? Which is your strongest sense? How do you know?. Gestalt.

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As always a little practice before we start

As always a little practice before we start. Developmental Psychology. Chapter 5 and 6 Child Perspectives and Physical Development. Historical perspectives. Children as little adults Children as burdens Children as utility. Question. Do children know right from wrong?

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Genetics

Genetics. Genetics and Behaviour. For behaviour to be affected by natural selection, some variation in behaviour must be inherited If not, the characteristics could not be passed on right? Otherwise, could contribute to fitness, but could NOT evolve

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Equine Senses

Equine Senses. Physical Parameters. How did horses survive over the years? Hiding Running away T ools developed in the past are E vident in the reactions of the horse today. Physical Parameters. What are these tools? Sight and Skin Sensitivity Hearing and Smell Reflex for Flight

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Chapter 4: Psychology in the Laboratory

Chapter 4: Psychology in the Laboratory. Psychology: Social, Economic, and Cultural Contexts of the 19th Century. Psychology. Experimental science. Mental philosophy.

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Predators and Prey of the Chihuahuan Desert

Predators and Prey of the Chihuahuan Desert. Presentation from: Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park Carlsbad, New Mexico. Predators Predators are animals that eat other animals for food. Barn Owl. Mountain Lion.

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Senses

Senses. Senses. Smell. Smell. Taste. Vision. Anatomy of the Eye. Vision. Rods: Specialized receptors for dim light Grey Tones Cones: Only function under high light Color receptors. Rods and Cones. Blind Spot. Nearsighted (Myopic). Farsighted (Hyperopic). Astigmatism. Colorblind.

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Senses

Senses. Senses. Smell. Smell. Taste. Vision. Anatomy of the Eye. Vision. Rods: Specialized receptors for dim light Grey Tones Cones: Only function under high light Color receptors. Rods and Cones. Blind Spot. Nearsighted (Myopic). Farsighted (Hyperopic). Astigmatism. Colorblind.

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BINOCULAR VISION

BINOCULAR VISION . AND STRABISMUS. DEFINITIONS. Binocular vision is the ability to use both eyes simultaneously. Binocular single vision is the ability to use both eyes simultaneously with bifoveal fixation so that each eye contributes to a common single perception. CONDITIONS FOR BSV.

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Visual Perception Kit

Visual Perception Kit. Carolina $117.00. Time Required. Approximately 8 minutes per station With 10 stations that will require 80 minutes Additional time is required to answer assessment and review questions. Preparation. Prior to lab review eye structure and function

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Evolution of Primates

Evolution of Primates. 6.3. Primates. Primates- All primates have opposable thumbs Binocular vision Flexible shoulders that allow arms to rotate Humans, monkeys and apes Divide into 2 groups prosimians - lemurs and tarsiers Anthropoids- monkey, apes and humans. Hominids.

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