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Perceived vertical and eye level as one orientation order parameter: a closed-form account of the Li-Matin rules for egocentric space
Li and Matin (2005a, 2005b) reported three regularities of the induced visually-perceived vertical (VPV): a roll-tilted line shifts the perceived vertical approximately linearly with its orientation; two lines combine approximately linearly; and symmetric tilts cancel. We show all three follow from
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