Paul Whittle
Affiliations: | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom |
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"Paul Whittle"Mean distance: 13.62 (cluster 29) | S | N | B | C | P |
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Sign in to add trainee| Janette Atkinson | grad student | Cambridge | |
| Peter Lennie | grad student | Cambridge | |
| Donald I. A. MacLeod | grad student | 1968-1971 | Cambridge |
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| Kingdom FA, Whittle P. (1996) Contrast discrimination at high contrasts reveals the influence of local light adaptation on contrast processing. Vision Research. 36: 817-29 |
| Shevell SK, Holliday I, Whittle P. (1992) Two separate neural mechanisms of brightness induction. Vision Research. 32: 2331-40 |
| Whittle P. (1986) Increments and decrements: luminance discrimination. Vision Research. 26: 1677-91 |
| Whittle P, Swanston MT. (1974) Luminance discrimination of separated flashes: the effect of background luminance and the shapes of T.V.I. curves. Vision Research. 14: 713-9 |
| Whittle P. (1974) Letter: Intensity discrimination between flashes which do not differ in brightness: some new measurements on the "blue" cones. Vision Research. 14: 599-601 |
| Whittle P. (1973) The brightness of coloured flashes on backgrounds of various colours and luminances. Vision Research. 13: 621-38 |
| Burkhardt DA, Whittle P. (1973) Intensity coding in the frog retina. Quantitative relations between impulse and graded activity. The Journal of General Physiology. 61: 305-22 |
| Whittle P, Challands PD. (1969) The effect of background luminance on the brightness of flashes. Vision Research. 9: 1095-110 |
| Whittle P, Bloor DC, Pocock S. (1968) Some experiments on figural effects in binocular rivalry Perception & Psychophysics. 4: 183-188 |
| Riggs LA, Whittle P. (1967) Human occipital and retinal potentials evoked by subjectively faded visual stimuli. Vision Research. 7: 441-51 |