… effects of adaptation on discrimination thresholds are small, we observe some meaningful
changes in discrimination … to α is associated with the statistical structure or distribution of α in …

… well-studied perceptual effect that changes with age is the … This includes extensive data on
peripheral contrast detection … the spectrum, and the amplitude spectrum falls off roughly by a …

… effects of adaptation on discrimination thresholds are small, we observe some meaningful
changes in discrimination … to α is associated with the statistical structure or distribution of α in …

… , which distinguish it from foveal vision, have been explained … is determined by the Fourier
amplitude spectrum (FAS) of the … Therefore, we use a PS texture discrimination task to study …

… better in the fovea than in the periphery, peripheral vision cannot … foveal psychophysics data,
and it fits the matching Galvin … If we think that apparent blur should change similarly to edge …

… First, the 1/f falloff of the amplitude spectrum is “naturalistic” in … a similar discrimination
performance from fovea to periphery. … Our data demonstrate that the 1/f noise stimulus enables a …

… First, the 1/f falloff of the amplitude spectrum is “naturalistic” in … be discriminated equally well
at foveal and peripheral locations. … Our data demonstrate that the 1/f noise paradigm allows a …

… changes in saccade gain. Finally, we review findings on what renders a saccade target
valuable, as reflected in oculomotor behavior. We emphasize that foveal … foveal and peripheral …

… the amplitude spectrum slope again to prevent the spectrum slope from changing due to the
… ), we therefore used a quadratic function to fit our data. The function has a basic form p = b × …

… We conclude that peripheral vision is critical for object … in the fovea, the central 2 around
fixation; toward the visual … -normal vision and normal color discrimination. They were naive as to …