… suprathreshold comparisons to JND-style threshold tasks. Here we compare two methods,
MLDS and two-interval forced-choice (2-IFC), regarding their capability to estimate sensitivity …

… two methods was reduced in the lower region of the MLDS scale. We conclude that MLDS
scales can be used to estimate sensitivity, … between MLDS and forced-choice based sensitivity …

… assumptions underlying MLDS. We then test the empirical consistency … sensitivity
estimates derived with MLDS and forcedchoice procedures in two experiments with a slantfrom-texture …

… in a slant-from-texture task, for which sensitivity has been … of MLDS the model is equivalent
to forced-choice methods (C… estimated scales to predict perceptual matches and compare …

… not forget that MLDS was not designed as a tool for sensitivity estimation—but …
estimates from fewer trials than traditional forced-choice methods, at least for the tested slant-from-texture …

… the higher contrast in a forced-choice procedure via a button … MLDS results compared to
discrimination and compared to … a contrast axis normalized to sensitivity, defined as multiples …

… observer model underlying the MLDS method. However, the … used to quantify and to compare
the performances of image … Here, we have not estimated the sensitivity of each participant …

… use of MLDS as a highly efficient method for evaluating sensitivity without participants …
sensitivity estimates with just 35 trials per participant. This makes it feasible to compare sensitivity …

… the method of maximum likelihood difference scaling (MLDS). … MLDS, that are used to analyze
data from triplet comparisons. … visual perception: the slant-from-texture experiment that we …

… We compared the perception of achromatic increment (A+) … the predictions of forced-choice
pedestal discrimination based … In our case, the noise estimated by MLDS might be larger than …