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Editions published in Spatial Vision 560
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Three theories of stroboscopic motion detection.
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The effect of spatial adaptation on perceived contrast
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Selective internal operations in the recognition of locally and globally point-inverted patterns
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Spatial integration characteristics in motion detection and direction identification
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Vernier acuity: interactions between length effects and gaps when orientation cues are eliminated.
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Spatial location and hyperacuity: flank position within the centre and surround zones.
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Spatial phase and frequency in motion capture of random-dot patterns
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The perception of a dotted line in noise: a model of good continuation and some experimental results
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Vernier acuity predicted from changes in the light distribution of the retinal image
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Three processing characteristics of visual texture segmentation.
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The tilt after-effect: changes with stimulus size and eccentricity
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The spatial frequency discrimination function at low contrasts
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Cooperative and non-cooperative processes of apparent movement of random-dot cinematograms
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Using low-level filters to encode spatial displacements of visual stimuli
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Subjective figures and texture perception
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Fast noninertial shifts of attention
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A technique for presenting isoluminant stimuli using a microcomputer
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Form from motion parallax and form from luminance contrast: vernier discrimination
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Paul A. Kolers--a remembrance
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The optical flow of planar surfaces
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On the extraction and alignment of image edges.
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Discrete and continuous modes of curved-line discrimination controlled by effective stimulus duration
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Psychophysical and computational studies of random-dot Moire patterns
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Feature-based image segmentation in human vision
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The detection of spatial discontinuities: interactions between contrast and spatial contiguity
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A spatial property of the retino-cortical mapping.
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The contribution of blue-sensitive cones to spatial responses of post-receptoral visual channels in man.
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The Gaussian derivative model for spatial vision: I. Retinal mechanisms
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Masking efficiency as a function of stimulus onset asynchrony for spatial-frequency detection and identification
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Some task and signal dependent rules for spatial vision
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Tobias Mayer--experiments on visual acuity (1755).
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Bi-partitioning and boundary detection in natural scenes
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