Much evidence has shown that perception is biased towards previously presented similar
stimuli, an effect recently termed serial dependence. Serial dependence affects nearly every …

No sensory stimulus is an island unto itself; rather, it can only properly be interpreted in light
of the stimuli that surround it in space and time. This can result in entertaining illusions and …

There is good evidence that biological perceptual systems exploit the temporal continuity in
the world: When asked to reproduce or rate sequentially presented stimuli (varying in almost …

On Burge's view, every percept is constituted by a" perceptual attribu tive"(that represents an
attribute) and a singular element (that represents an individual). The format of a percept is …

People's assessments of the state of the world often deviate systematically from the
information available to them [1]. Such biases can originate from people's own decisions …

Human perceptual decisions can be repelled away from (repulsive adaptation) or attracted
towards recent visual experience (attractive serial dependence). It is currently unclear …

Perceptual systems face competing requirements: improving signal-to-noise ratios of noisy
images, by integration; and maximising sensitivity to change, by differentiation. Both …

Background Sequential effects of environmental stimuli are ubiquitous in most behavioral
tasks involving magnitude estimation, memory, decision making, and emotion. The human …

In recent years the overlap between visual perception and memory has shed light on our
understanding of both. When ambiguous images that normally cause perception to waver …

The recent history of perceptual experience has been shown to influence subsequent
perception. Classically, this dependence on perceptual history has been examined in …