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2024
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Miguel García García, Yannick Sauer, Tamara Watson, Siegfried Wahl:
Virtual reality (VR) as a testing bench for consumer optical solutions: a machine learning approach (GBR) to visual comfort under simulated progressive addition lenses (PALs) distortions. Virtual Real. 28(1): 36 (2024)
2022
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Miguel García García, Yannick Sauer, Tamara Watson, Siegfried Wahl:
Virtual reality (VR) as a testing bench for consumer optical solutions: A machine learning approach (GBR) to visual comfort under simulated progressive addition lenses (PALS) distortions. CoRR abs/2207.06769 (2022)

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2014
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Ryan T. Maloney, Tamara L. Watson, Colin W. G. Clifford:
Determinants of motion response anisotropies in human early visual cortex: The role of configuration and eccentricity. NeuroImage 100: 564-579 (2014)

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