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Assessing Vision via Shape Recognition in Random Dot Kinematograms
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Determining the Initial Difficulty of the Motion-Based Acuity Test
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Determining the Initial Difficulty of the Motion-Based Acuity Test
Determining the Initial Difficulty of the Motion-Based Acuity Test
Assessing Vision via Shape Recognition in Random Dot Kinematograms
DOI:
10.3791/201393-v
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02:02 min
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February 23, 2024
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Marco Ninghetto
,
Michał Wieteska
3
,
Anna Kozak
,
Kamil Szulborski
,
Tomasz Gałecki
,
Jacek Szaflik
,
Kalina Burnat
1
Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology
,
Polish Academy of Sciences
,
2
Mossakowski Medical Research Institute
,
Polish Academy of Sciences
,
3
Institute of Radio Electronics and Multimedia Technology
,
Warsaw University of Technology
,
4
Department of Ophthalmology
,
Medical University of Warsaw
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