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  • Title: Influence of the luminance signal and red-green and yellow-blue opponent chromatic signals in figural-stimuli stereograms.
    Author: Jiménez JR, Rubiño M, Díaz JA, Jiménez del Barco L.
    Journal: Optom Vis Sci; 1995 Sep; 72(9):649-55. PubMed ID: 8532306.
    Abstract:
    The influence of color signals on stereopsis has been studied using figural-stimuli stereograms with variations introduced according to the opponent chromatic channels (red-green and yellow-blue), derived from Boynton's color-vision model. We used wallpaper stereograms, which enable the rank-order disparity ranges of the chromatic and luminance signals to be compared with the rank-order disparity range of proximity, a particular spatial configuration of the stereogram in which there are no variations in chromaticity and/or luminance. The results indicate that both chromatic signals contribute to stereopsis as does the luminance signal, contradicting the model of Hubel and Livingstone. The results also show there are no clear dependencies upon the kind of signal processed, as luminance and chromatic variations are processed with the same efficiency.
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