<p>A. Experiment 1. The observer's probability of correctly identify the stimulus configuration (dot-up or dot-down) is plotted as a function of the eccentricity at which the configuration was presented. Data is presented for all five observers. The smooth curve is a maximum likelihood fit of a psychometric function. The observer's probability of correctly identify the stimulus configuration (dot-up or dot-down) is plotted as a function of the stimulus size for stimuli presented at each of three retinal eccentricities. B. Experiment 2. Data is presented for both observers. Observer S04 in Experiment 2 was the same observer as Observer S04 in Experiment 1. See text.</p
Psychometric and photometric studies have shown that psychophysical retinoptical reactions occur whe...
<p>(A) Eye and target movements in the fixation (upper panels) and free-eye-movement conditions (low...
<p>(A) The pattern of perceptual dominance for two representative subjects during foveal presentatio...
<p>A. Experiment 1. For each observer we plot the proportion of time they picked either the side str...
Data for (a) participant JJD, (b) RSH, and (c) WWS. Each plot, from top to bottom, shows probability...
Performance in visual tasks can often be equated across eccentricities by proper scaling. The scalin...
AbstractEccentricity-dependent sensitivity losses in spatial discrimination tasks can often be overc...
cal maps of the central retina are essential for assessing the functioning of the diseased retina. I...
<p>Capture effectiveness in the condition without an onset (‘Chance’) indicates the chance of visiti...
Perceived orientation ¿ of a line stimulus presented in a frontal plane deviates systematically from...
<p>Each panel shows the data from a different subject. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals...
<p>The observer first fixated a fixation cross for 700 msec. Then a target appeared on the right or ...
<p>Results of main experiment. Each row shows results for a different observer. The data points are ...
<p>While in the scanner, subjects reported which condition they were viewing on each trial (5AFC cla...
(A) Illustration of a trial in the discrimination task. Subjects reported on each trial the tilt dir...
Psychometric and photometric studies have shown that psychophysical retinoptical reactions occur whe...
<p>(A) Eye and target movements in the fixation (upper panels) and free-eye-movement conditions (low...
<p>(A) The pattern of perceptual dominance for two representative subjects during foveal presentatio...
<p>A. Experiment 1. For each observer we plot the proportion of time they picked either the side str...
Data for (a) participant JJD, (b) RSH, and (c) WWS. Each plot, from top to bottom, shows probability...
Performance in visual tasks can often be equated across eccentricities by proper scaling. The scalin...
AbstractEccentricity-dependent sensitivity losses in spatial discrimination tasks can often be overc...
cal maps of the central retina are essential for assessing the functioning of the diseased retina. I...
<p>Capture effectiveness in the condition without an onset (‘Chance’) indicates the chance of visiti...
Perceived orientation ¿ of a line stimulus presented in a frontal plane deviates systematically from...
<p>Each panel shows the data from a different subject. Error bars represent 95% confidence intervals...
<p>The observer first fixated a fixation cross for 700 msec. Then a target appeared on the right or ...
<p>Results of main experiment. Each row shows results for a different observer. The data points are ...
<p>While in the scanner, subjects reported which condition they were viewing on each trial (5AFC cla...
(A) Illustration of a trial in the discrimination task. Subjects reported on each trial the tilt dir...
Psychometric and photometric studies have shown that psychophysical retinoptical reactions occur whe...
<p>(A) Eye and target movements in the fixation (upper panels) and free-eye-movement conditions (low...
<p>(A) The pattern of perceptual dominance for two representative subjects during foveal presentatio...