<p>A) Both Go RT (left panel) and choice errors (middle panel) increased when spatial frequency information was degraded. There right panel shows how the efficiency to withdraw a response (SSRT) improves, when categorization is more difficult. B) HDDM individual subject parameter estimates. When spatial frequency information was removed, the rate of information accumulation, “drift rate” () decreased (left panel), whereas the decision “boundary” () to categorize the face stimuli on time was lowered (middle panel). The right panel illustrates how lower drift rates, and decision boundaries together can result in prolonged RT and more errors.</p
Systematic biases in spatial attention are a common finding. In the general population, a systematic...
The early visual system is composed of spatial frequency-tuned channels that break an image into its...
<p>The figure shows the proportion correct in the colour task when the correct match was near or far...
<p>A) In both experiments Go RT (left panel) and choice errors (middle panel) increased when spatia...
<div><p>We interact with the world through the assessment of available, but sometimes imperfect, sen...
Observers performed three between- and two within-category perceptual decisions with hybrid stimuli ...
Observers performed three between- and two within-category perceptual decisions with hybrid stimuli ...
<p>Values are mean SDs. The cue refers to the spatial frequency information that was (or not) provi...
Recent evidence suggests that spatial frequency (SF) processing of simple and complex visual pattern...
AbstractDiscrimination thresholds of spatial frequency and choice reaction times (RT) were measured ...
The current thesis investigated the effects of a variety of spatial and temporal factors on visual r...
We wish to study observers' ability to divide attention more and more finely in a search task, i.e.,...
Recent research has shown that, in visual search, participants can miss 30-40% of targets when they ...
Spatial arrangement of information can have large effects on problem solving. Although such effects ...
International audienceVisual analysis follows a default, predominantly coarse-to-fine processing seq...
Systematic biases in spatial attention are a common finding. In the general population, a systematic...
The early visual system is composed of spatial frequency-tuned channels that break an image into its...
<p>The figure shows the proportion correct in the colour task when the correct match was near or far...
<p>A) In both experiments Go RT (left panel) and choice errors (middle panel) increased when spatia...
<div><p>We interact with the world through the assessment of available, but sometimes imperfect, sen...
Observers performed three between- and two within-category perceptual decisions with hybrid stimuli ...
Observers performed three between- and two within-category perceptual decisions with hybrid stimuli ...
<p>Values are mean SDs. The cue refers to the spatial frequency information that was (or not) provi...
Recent evidence suggests that spatial frequency (SF) processing of simple and complex visual pattern...
AbstractDiscrimination thresholds of spatial frequency and choice reaction times (RT) were measured ...
The current thesis investigated the effects of a variety of spatial and temporal factors on visual r...
We wish to study observers' ability to divide attention more and more finely in a search task, i.e.,...
Recent research has shown that, in visual search, participants can miss 30-40% of targets when they ...
Spatial arrangement of information can have large effects on problem solving. Although such effects ...
International audienceVisual analysis follows a default, predominantly coarse-to-fine processing seq...
Systematic biases in spatial attention are a common finding. In the general population, a systematic...
The early visual system is composed of spatial frequency-tuned channels that break an image into its...
<p>The figure shows the proportion correct in the colour task when the correct match was near or far...