Ocular microtremors at ~100Hz may give the visual cortex apparent super-resolution
docmilanfar · x · 2026-09-29
Milanfar explains ocular microtremors (OMT): small, synchronized 100Hz eye oscillations when fixating. These tremors are argued to provide apparent super-resolution of fine spatial detail in the visual cortex, boosting the sparse signal from rods and cones.
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