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Processing of ego-motion compatible optic flow in the elderly

2023-05-17

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Aging impacts human observer’s performance in a wide range of visual tasks and notably in motion discrimination. Despite numerous studies, we still poorly understand how optic flow processing is impacted in the elderly. Here, we estimated motion coherence thresholds in two groups of young (age: 18–30, n = 42) and old (70–90, n = 42) adult participants for the three components of optic flow (translational, radial a...

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c5196594-a241-5f57-809a-bfcf32cf52d7
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2894447/v1
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