- or a three dimensional plane, where each point is represented by a unique value for x, y, and z.
Cones
Convolve
Da Vinci stereopsis
Egocentric distance
Dichoptic presentation
The presentation of a different image to each eye. This might for example be the left- and right-eyes views of a stereogram, to produce a stereoscopic sense of depth, or the presentation of completely unrelated images in a study of binocular rivalry.
Diplopia - double vision - the simulatenous perception of two image of a single object or feature. This occurs naturally, and in 3D displays, for example, when binocular disparities are outside of Panum’s fusional area, so that fusion does not occur.
Euclidean
Fusion
Haploscope
Iris
Iso depth
Isotropic
Lambertian