<p>The figure shows individual psychometric functions for each of the 26 participants. The percentages of ‘distance felt’ answers across pin distances (depicted as dots) were fitted with a binary logistic regression and the spatial discrimination threshold was defined as the pin distance closest to the 50% crossing of the fitted sigmoid curve. Error bars are confidence limits derived from bootstrapping 1999 curve fitting simulations. Subjects 3, 4, 11, 13, 14, 15, and 21 were excluded from further analyses (see Materials and Methods).</p
<p>A. Individual discrimination slopes plotted against the surface area of contralateral V1 (express...
<p>Probabilities of correct detection and identification performance of the group of observers are p...
<p>Raw data (size of data points representing number of repetitions) is shown for one subject. Plott...
<p>Example of the typical two-point discrimination performance of an older adult. Correct responses ...
<p>Black points represent mean values of ten trials with the same test distance. The curve is fitted...
<p>Results of main experiment. Each row shows results for a different observer. The data points are ...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent mean...
<p>Psychophysical (open symbols) and model (closed symbols) direction discrimination performances ar...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent me...
<p><b>A</b> Raw data and psychometric function fits for one author (circles, solid line) and one naï...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct respon...
<p>Bars show grand average behavioural accuracy as percentage correct (A) and grand average response...
<p>(<i>A</i>,<i>B</i>,<i>C</i>,<i>D</i>) Psychometric functions (maximum likelihood Logistic functio...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct resp...
Each row represents a complete analysis for a single subject. Columns represent different levels of ...
<p>A. Individual discrimination slopes plotted against the surface area of contralateral V1 (express...
<p>Probabilities of correct detection and identification performance of the group of observers are p...
<p>Raw data (size of data points representing number of repetitions) is shown for one subject. Plott...
<p>Example of the typical two-point discrimination performance of an older adult. Correct responses ...
<p>Black points represent mean values of ten trials with the same test distance. The curve is fitted...
<p>Results of main experiment. Each row shows results for a different observer. The data points are ...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent mean...
<p>Psychophysical (open symbols) and model (closed symbols) direction discrimination performances ar...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Filled circles and empty squares represent me...
<p><b>A</b> Raw data and psychometric function fits for one author (circles, solid line) and one naï...
<p>Reference stimulus: 2 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct respon...
<p>Bars show grand average behavioural accuracy as percentage correct (A) and grand average response...
<p>(<i>A</i>,<i>B</i>,<i>C</i>,<i>D</i>) Psychometric functions (maximum likelihood Logistic functio...
<p>Reference stimulus: 0.4 cycles/degree and 1 degree. Data points represent percent of correct resp...
Each row represents a complete analysis for a single subject. Columns represent different levels of ...
<p>A. Individual discrimination slopes plotted against the surface area of contralateral V1 (express...
<p>Probabilities of correct detection and identification performance of the group of observers are p...
<p>Raw data (size of data points representing number of repetitions) is shown for one subject. Plott...