Effect of Coherent Moving Stimulus on the Visual Evoked Potential (cmvep)

This paper describes research on visually evoked potential by motion stimulus through the use of electroencephalography. The purpose was to investigate the human perception of coherent motion and incoherent motion by conducting experiments to determine the response to a coherent moving stimulus. The response was further verified by varying the stimulus parameters and using several different approaches, based on current understanding of the motion detection mechanism in the neural system. Positive results from the experiment provide further evidence for the proposed motion detection mechanism. Based on the results of the experiments, the properties of the coherent motion stimulus evoked potential are characterized.