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motion parallax and structure from motion  

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  • As we move about, the spatial relations between our eyes and objects in our environment change in a systematic way. Corresponding changes occur in the spatial relations between the images of these objects that are projected onto our retinas. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Motion Parallax and Structure from Motion]

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