This paper discusses how our mind perceives and remembers moving pictures.
The problem is that perceived movements can be different from what we
measure on screen and how can we know what things look like in advance.
One theory is some internal representation is formed in the viewer's mind.
The paper talks about several different situations like
overlapping and nonoverlapping cuts, etc.
The main idea seems to be that We perceive the framework-relative
paths of motion, and not the displacements on the screen.
This paper seems to attempt to scientifically describe what could
help to give a "seamless" experience therefore, good cut.
I'm not sure if it's me having problems concentrating recently or
if my English isn't good enough but for some reason even after
reading several times, the wording and picture layout in this
paper feels a little disorienting.