Connectionists: time dependant non-linearity in motion opponency, and the rivalry of LRAM and SRAM

[Pooya Pakarian]

Hi All
Please let me ask two questions. I very much appreciate your feedbacks.

1- the last stage of both the elaborated Reichardt Detector and also the 
Adelson-Bergen model for motion detection is the motion opponency stage that 
is a simple subtraction without any non-linearity or time-dependency or 
mutual inhibition, etc. Is there any article elaborating this last stage by 
for example adding some time-dependant non-linearity to it?

2- what are the major articles in which I can learn about the computational 
models of rivalry between the short-range and the long-range apparent motion 
system. this rivalry is hypothesized to occur in visual stimuli like the 
missing fundamental grating or the Ternus effect, or the reversed Phi, if 
the viewers' distance is adjusted properly. this rivalry is interesting 
because the two rivals are not at the same level of processing.

Best thanks for your attention
Pooya
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