In BSS, conflicting images (Figure 1) are repeatedly switched between both eyes and this switching is aimed to diminish or reduce adaptation of the monocular neurons and cells such as the retinal ganglion cells at early stages of visual processing.
In BSS, conflicting images that differs in contrast levels (Figure 1) are repeatedly switched between the left and right eye at a predetermined constant rate. This switching is aimed to diminish or reduce adaptation of the monocular neurons and cells such as the retinal ganglion cells at early stages of visual processing.