<p>A) Illustration of cue types. Gaussian + Noise example represents the highest contrast stimulus presented on the first trial of the test block. Noise only represents the noise stimulus common to all trials. B) Sequence of events in a trial. In the given example, Stimulus 1 represents the Gaussian + Noise example in 1a and Stimulus 2 represents the Noise only example. Feedback was given in white font as right or wrong based on the accuracy of the participant's response. In the given example, participants would click once to correctly identify the 1st stimulus presented as containing the stimulus with more contrast. ISI = inter-stimulus interval.</p
Even the highest contrast sensitivities that humans can achieve for the detection of targets on unif...
International audienceAdding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avo...
Adding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avoid triggering a proces...
<p>Stimuli for adaptation (a) and test (b) phases of the main experiment. When the observer indicate...
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<div><p>(A) Illustration of a 2AFC trial in a contrast discrimination task. The observers judged whi...
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<p>Each trial starts with a 100-ms adapting period during which either one of four faces (two female...
International audienceAdding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avo...
<p>(a)–(e) standards, (f) comparison. (a) horizontal, (b) vertical, (c) zigzag, (d) check, (e) plain...
Even the highest contrast sensitivities that humans can achieve for the detection of targets on unif...
International audienceAdding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avo...
Adding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avoid triggering a proces...
<p>Stimuli for adaptation (a) and test (b) phases of the main experiment. When the observer indicate...
<p>Sketch of a time course of a stimulus presented in a single trial. The only difference between th...
Example MNIST stimuli at different noise levels, from left to right: 0%, 50%, 75%, 88%, 94%, 97%. In...
<div><p>(A) Illustration of a 2AFC trial in a contrast discrimination task. The observers judged whi...
<p>The visual target stimulus was a low contrast grating added to a background of random visual nois...
The standard psychophysical model of our early visual system consists of a linear filter stage, foll...
<p><b>(A)</b> A representation of stimuli in the signal-in-noise task viewed from above, and an illu...
<p>(A) Monetary conditioning phase. On each trial, participants responded to the brief presentation ...
Each column and each of the colors blue, red, and green represents a different condition. Each row a...
<p>Each trial starts with a 100-ms adapting period during which either one of four faces (two female...
International audienceAdding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avo...
<p>(a)–(e) standards, (f) comparison. (a) horizontal, (b) vertical, (c) zigzag, (d) check, (e) plain...
Even the highest contrast sensitivities that humans can achieve for the detection of targets on unif...
International audienceAdding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avo...
Adding noise to a stimulus is useful to characterize visual processing. To avoid triggering a proces...