Robert Patterson

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Helmet-Mounted Displays for Use in Air Force Training and Simulation

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2005 .

The influence of depth of focus on visibility of monocular head-mounted display symbology in simulation and training applications

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2005, SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing.

Three-systems theory of human visual motion perception: review and update: comment.

Robert Patterson, 2002, Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics, image science, and vision.

Visual suppression of monocularly presented symbology against a fused background in a simulation and training environment

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2006, SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing.

The stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect is dependent upon the temporal frequency of adapting motion

Robert Patterson, Stephanie Shorter, 2001, Vision Research.

Cyclopean Motion Processing Does Not Depend Exclusively Upon Selective Attention

Robert Patterson, Lisa R. Fournier, Matthew D. Wiediger, 2010 .

Coherent plaid motion and the barberpole illusion perceived with cyclopean (stereoscopic) components

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Michael Donnelly, 1996 .

Stereoscopic depth perception survives significant interocular luminance differences

Robert Patterson, Lisa M. Tripp, Alan S. Boydstun, 2009 .

54.4: Stereoscopic Depth Perception and Interocular Luminance Differences

Robert Patterson, Lisa M. Tripp, Alan S. Boydstun, 2009 .

Stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion sensing

Robert Patterson, R. Patterson, R. Patterson, 1999, Vision Research.

Conjunction Benefits with First- and Second-order Features

Brian P. Dyre, Robert Patterson, Matthew D. Wiediger, 2010 .

Properties of the stereoscopic (Cyclopean) motion aftereffect

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Ray Phinney, 1994, Vision Research.

Modeling the simulated real-world optic flow motion aftereffect.

Andreas Stefik, Robert Patterson, Lisa Tripp, 2009, Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics, image science, and vision.

Stereopsis during continuous head motion

Robert Fox, Robert Patterson, R. Fox, 1984, Vision Research.

Active heading control in simulated flight based on vertically extended contours

Robert Patterson, William Morgan, Byron J Pierce, 2006, Perception & psychophysics.

Direction discrimination of cyclopean (stereoscopic) and luminance motion

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Michael Donnelly, 1997, Vision Research.

The stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect is selective for spatial frequency and orientation of disparity modulation

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Stephanie Shorter, 1999, Vision Research.

Properties of cyclopean motion perception

Robert Patterson, D. Rose, R. Patterson, 1992, Vision Research.

Cross-domain adaptation reveals that a common mechanism computes stereoscopic (cyclopean) and luminance plaid motion

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Stephanie Shorter, 2000, Vision Research.

Occlusion contributes to temporal processing differences between crossed and uncrossed stereopsis in random-dot displays

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Stephanie Shorter, 1999, Vision Research.

Binocular rivalry and head-worn displays

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2010 .

Selective attention and cyclopean motion processing

Robert Patterson, Lisa R. Fournier, Greg Vavrek, 2005, Vision Research.

Disparity tuning of the stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect

Robert Fox, Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, 1996, Vision Research.

Modeling the dynamics of recognition-primed decision making

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2009 .

Altitude control in simulated flight using 3-D objects and terrain texture

George A. Geri, Brian P. Dyre, Shama C. Akhtar, 2005 .

The cyclopean (stereoscopic) barber pole illusion

Christopher Bowd, Robert Patterson, Michael Donnelly, 1998, Vision Research.

Direction-selective adaptation and simultaneous contrast induced by stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion

Robert Patterson, R. Patterson, Stephen Becker, 1996, Vision Research.

What causes stereoscopic tilt from spatial frequency disparity

Randolph Blake, Robert Patterson, R. Blake, 1987, Vision Research.

Binocular Rivalry and Attention in Helmet-Mounted Display Applications

Byron J. Pierce, Marc Winterbottom, Robert Patterson, 2006 .

Depth perception in stereoscopic displays

Robert Patterson, R. Phinney, R. Patterson, 1994 .

The cyclopean ternus display and the perception of element versus group movement

Robert Patterson, R. Patterson, Patti Hart, 1991, Vision Research.