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S. Sabina Wolfson

Affiliations: 
Columbia University, New York, NY 
Area:
Human vision, texture, perception
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Michael S. Landy grad student 1992-1998 NYU
Norma Graham post-doc 1998-2002 Columbia
Norma Graham research scientist 2002- Columbia

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Graham NV, Wolfson SS. (2023) Varying test-pattern duration to explore the dynamics of contrast-comparison and contrast-normalization processes. Journal of Vision. 23: 15
Graham NV, Wolfson SS. (2018) Is the straddle effect in contrast perception limited to second-order spatial vision? Journal of Vision. 18: 15
Graham N, Wolfson SS, Patterson CA. (2013) Temporal Characteristics of the Straddle Effect (Buffy Contrast Adaptation) and Modeling with On-Off Neurons Journal of Vision. 13: 309-309
Graham N, Wolfson SS. (2012) The Straddle Effect in temporal contrast processing (Buffy adaptation) is specific for orientation and spatially local Journal of Vision. 12: 140-140
Wolfson SS, Pan S, Wable G, et al. (2010) Contrast-modulated noise shows an adaptable, rectifying, contrast-comparison process ("Buffy adaptation") Journal of Vision. 9: 971-971
Wolfson SS, Graham N, Pan S. (2010) Two contrast-adaptation processes: One old, one new Journal of Vision. 8: 265-265
Wolfson SS, Graham N. (2010) More about "Buffy adaptation" Journal of Vision. 7: 264-264
Graham NV, Wolfson SS. (2010) Complex channels become more complex: Modeling a contrast adaptation process Journal of Vision. 6: 694-694
Graham N, Wolfson SS, Kwok I, et al. (2010) "Buffy contrast adaptation" with a single Gabor patch Journal of Vision. 10: 1386-1386
Wolfson SS, Graham N. (2009) Two contrast adaptation processes: contrast normalization and shifting, rectifying contrast comparison. Journal of Vision. 9: 30.1-23
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