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aperture problem: a standalone construct

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Vision science

the ambiguity that a moving line seen through a small window only reveals motion perpendicular to itself, leaving its true direction undetermined.

In vision science, aperture problem refers to the ambiguity that a moving line seen through a small window only reveals motion perpendicular to itself, leaving its true direction undetermined. This meaning comes from Wuerger (1996) in Perception.[1]

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References

Wuerger, S., Shapley, R., & Rubin, N. (1996). “On the Visually Perceived Direction of Motion” by Hans Wallach: 60 Years Later. Perception, 25(11), 1317-1367. https://doi.org/10.1068/p251317

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