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. 2025 Jan 2;15:361. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-82899-2

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Fig. 1 — Conditions for a single trial of the DiCOT. (A) Shows a screenshot of a trial where the left eye stimuli (in red for illustrative purposes) have contrasts of 100%, 35%, and 12% and the right eye stimuli (in green for illustrative purposes) have contrasts of 100%, 81%, and 65%. (B) Shows an illustration of the look-up tables (one per stimulus condition) which indicate the likelihood of the participant’s visual system being balanced by some interocular ratio parameter (from − 18 to + 18 dB) given the ranking given in response to that stimulus. Figure taken from Baldwin et al.¹⁰.