<p>Modelled direction discrimination performance with an RDK and right vs left motion for 220 arcmin displacement size and two dot densities (500 dots – filled triangles and solid line; 4000 dots – filled squares and dashed line) as a function of the mismatch between the local detector’s catchment area separations and the stimulus’ dot displacement. Lines are fits of Gaussian functions to the data.</p
To make perceptual judgments, the brain must decode the responses of sensory cortical neurons. The d...
Research into illusions and after effects of motion direction (“direction repulsion”) has produced c...
AbstractIn conventional presentations of random-dot kinematograms, two frames of random dots are pre...
Correspondence noise is a major factor limiting direction discrimination performance in random-dot k...
<p>Psychophysical (open symbols) and model (closed symbols) direction discrimination performances ar...
Correspondence noise is a major factor limiting direction discrimination performance in random-dot k...
When an array of random dots is displaced, the ability to report the direction of apparent motion is...
AbstractAs a mechanism to detect differential motion, we have proposed a model of “a motion contrast...
AbstractA number of psychophysical investigations have used spatial-summation methods to estimate th...
AbstractDirection-specific losses in sensitivity were found for a test grating which was superimpose...
AbstractTo better understand how local motion detectors merge their responses so as to permit the gl...
<p>A. The value for Dmax derived from the raw direction discrimination performance data. Dmax is plo...
AbstractIn a series of nine experiments, observers were required to identify the shapes of moving ta...
AbstractHow motion onset asynchrony (MOA) alters the effects of stimulus size on reaction time (RT) ...
The output of a motion detector depends on the direction of pattern motion, relative to the axis def...
To make perceptual judgments, the brain must decode the responses of sensory cortical neurons. The d...
Research into illusions and after effects of motion direction (“direction repulsion”) has produced c...
AbstractIn conventional presentations of random-dot kinematograms, two frames of random dots are pre...
Correspondence noise is a major factor limiting direction discrimination performance in random-dot k...
<p>Psychophysical (open symbols) and model (closed symbols) direction discrimination performances ar...
Correspondence noise is a major factor limiting direction discrimination performance in random-dot k...
When an array of random dots is displaced, the ability to report the direction of apparent motion is...
AbstractAs a mechanism to detect differential motion, we have proposed a model of “a motion contrast...
AbstractA number of psychophysical investigations have used spatial-summation methods to estimate th...
AbstractDirection-specific losses in sensitivity were found for a test grating which was superimpose...
AbstractTo better understand how local motion detectors merge their responses so as to permit the gl...
<p>A. The value for Dmax derived from the raw direction discrimination performance data. Dmax is plo...
AbstractIn a series of nine experiments, observers were required to identify the shapes of moving ta...
AbstractHow motion onset asynchrony (MOA) alters the effects of stimulus size on reaction time (RT) ...
The output of a motion detector depends on the direction of pattern motion, relative to the axis def...
To make perceptual judgments, the brain must decode the responses of sensory cortical neurons. The d...
Research into illusions and after effects of motion direction (“direction repulsion”) has produced c...
AbstractIn conventional presentations of random-dot kinematograms, two frames of random dots are pre...