Foundations of Cyclopean Perception

Béla Julesz  

2006

Book

MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Facsimile of the 1971 University of Chicago Press edition
Hardback with dust jacket
xviii, 406 pages
Issued with 3-D glasses
8.5" tall

Description

In Foundations of Cyclopean Perception, Béla Julesz, a Hungarian engineer at Bell Labs, argues that the brain fuses the images of the two eyes into a single “cyclopean” view. His evidence is the random-dot stereogram, a computer-generated pair of dot patterns that shows a shape in depth only when each eye sees its own pattern. The book contains 48 of them as color anaglyphs.

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