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. 2022 Jun 22;9(3):ENEURO.0497-21.2022. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0497-21.2022

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Figure 1. — Dichoptic stimulation and rivalry dynamics. A, Schematics of the stimuli (white or black patches overlayed with orthogonal thin lines), presented dichoptically through a four-mirror stereoscope. B, Schematic representation of the possible stimulus configurations (thin lines omitted) and perceptual outcomes for binocular rivalry (BINriv) and interocular grouping rivalry (IOGriv). C, Example traces from a segment of the experiment, where participants used keypresses to report the dominant percept (square wave) and we recorded pupil size modulations (blue wave). D, Probability density function of the normalized phase durations for exclusive dominance of white or black disk percepts in binocular rivalry and interocular grouping rivalry.