The learning curve is a fundamental empirical measure of perceptual learning. Typically
constructed from contrast or difference thresholds estimated from blocks or sessions of …

Based on an analysis of the block-by-block learning curves, Liu et al.(2010) found that,
although it was not necessary for perceptual learning at a high training accuracy, feedback …

The learning curve serves as a crucial metric for assessing human performance in
perceptual learning. It may encompass various component processes, including general …

Perceptual learning is a multifaceted process, encompassing general learning, between-
session forgetting or consolidation, and within-session fast relearning and deterioration. The …

The functional form of the learning curve is one of the fundamental characterizations of
perceptual learning. Dosher & Lu (2007) compared a number of functional forms for their …

Inferred mechanisms of learning, such as those involved in improvements resulting from
perceptual training, are reliant on (and reflect) the functional forms that models of learning …

Previous analyses of the role of feedback have suggested that perceptual learning may be
accomplished through augmented Hebbian learning (Petrov, Dosher, & Lu, 2005; 2006) …

Previous analyses of the role of feedback have suggested that perceptual learning may be
accomplished through augmented Hebbian learning.(Petrov, Dosher, & Lu, 2005; Vaina et …

Feedback plays an interesting role in perceptual learning. The complex pattern of empirical
results concerning the role of feedback in perceptual learning rules out both a pure …

Practice makes perfect in almost all perceptual tasks, but how perceptual improvements
accumulate remains unknown. Here, we developed a multicomponent theoretical framework …