1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf00595226
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Figure-ground discrimination by relative movement in the visual system of the fly

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“…These findings, together with the aforementioned gating of the pathway mediating small-field motion (see above), demonstrate that there must be factors others than the visual afferences, as characterized in the present and in previous studies (e.g. Reichardt et al 1983 ;Egelhaaf et al 1988), which control the steering muscles an(] the turning responses of the fly.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…These findings, together with the aforementioned gating of the pathway mediating small-field motion (see above), demonstrate that there must be factors others than the visual afferences, as characterized in the present and in previous studies (e.g. Reichardt et al 1983 ;Egelhaaf et al 1988), which control the steering muscles an(] the turning responses of the fly.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Behavioral response components as expressed in free (Land and Collett 1974;Collett 1980a, b;Wehrhahn etal. 1982;Wagner 1986a, b) and tethered flight (Reichardt and Poggio 1976;Reichardt et al 1983;Reichardt 1986;tteisenberg and Wolf 1984;Wehrhahn 1985;Egelhaaf et al 1988) were studied, as well as the response properties of visual interneurons (Hausen 1984;Egelhaaf et al 1988;Hausen and Egelhaaf 1989). Moreover, there are various studies concentrating on motor and mechanical aspects of flight control in flies (for review see Nachtigall 1983).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many algorithms have been proposed for the detection and localization of object boundaries from motion discontinuities, which detect these boundaries either before, during, or after the computation of 2-D image velocities (for example, Reichardt & Poggio, 1980;Hildreth, 1984;Adiv, 1985;Thompson, Mutch & Berzins, 1985;Schunck, 1986;Spoerri & Ullman, 1987;Hutchinson, Koch, Luo & Mead, 1988;Waxman & Wohn, 1988;Wohn & Waxman, 1990; for review, see Hildreth & Koch, 1987). Heuristics have been suggested for distinguishing stationary and selfmoving objects (Jain, 1984;Heeger & Hager, 1988;Zhang, Faugeras & Ayache, 1968;Burt, Bergen, Hingorani, Kolczinski, Lee, Leung, Lubin & Schvaytser, 1989;Enkelmann, 1990;Frazier & Nevatip, 1990;Nelson, 1990;Thompson & Pong, 1990), some of which are basc,' .-thc behavio.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…in humans (Regan and Beverly 1984), in monkeys (Miles and Kawano 1987), in bees (Srinivasan et al 1990) and in¯ies (e.g. Virsik and Reichardt 1976;Reichardt et al 1983;Egelhaaf 1985a;Kimmerle et al 1996). In several animal species neurons have been described that are suited to detect relative motion and were consequently suggested to be involved in object detection (e.g.…”
Section: Introductioǹmentioning
confidence: 99%