Visual crowding refers to the marked inability to identify an otherwise perfectly identifiable
object when it is flanked by other objects. Crowding places a significant limit on form vision …

Are the body's actions and the mind's perceptions the result of shared neural processing, or
are they performed largely independently? The brain has two major processing streams …

We use the classification image technique to investigate the effect of white noise and various
correlated Gaussian noise textures (low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass) on observer …

Contour interpolation is the process whereby spatially separated object fragments (inducers)
are connected on the basis of their contour relations. An important characteristic of …

This study estimates the temporal dynamics of selective attention with classification images,
a technique assessing observer information use by tracking how responses are correlated …

We estimated human observer linear templates underlying the detection of a realistic,
spherical mass signal with mammographic backgrounds. Five trained naïve observers …

Using the classification image technique, the present experiments revealed several
characteristics of human observers' spatiotemporal templates for the detection of orientation …

The choice of where to look in a visual scene depends on visual processing of information
from potential target locations. We examined to what extent the sampling window, or filter …