Elias H. Cohen
Affiliations: | Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN |
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Manish Singh | grad student | 2006 | Rutgers, New Brunswick | |
| (The role of part segmentation in shape representation.) | ||||
| Frank Tong | post-doc | 2008- | Vanderbilt | |
| Qasim Zaidi | post-doc | 2006-2008 | SUNY State College of Optometry | |
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| Cohen EH, Tong F. (2015) Neural mechanisms of object-based attention. Cerebral Cortex (New York, N.Y. : 1991). 25: 1080-92 |
| Cohen EH, Zaidi Q. (2013) Symmetry in context: salience of mirror symmetry in natural patterns. Journal of Vision. 13: 22 |
| Tong F, Rademaker R, Cohen E. (2012) Working memory for complex objects revealed by fMRI decoding of human visual cortical activity Journal of Vision. 12: 1271-1271 |
| Cohen EH, Jain A, Zaidi Q. (2010) The utility of shape attributes in deciphering movements of non-rigid objects. Journal of Vision. 10: 29 |
| Cohen EH, Zaidi Q. (2010) Motion perception driven by inferred shape properties Journal of Vision. 8: 595-595 |
| Cohen E, Zaidi Q. (2010) Salience of mirror symmetry in natural patterns Journal of Vision. 7: 970-970 |
| Singh M, Cohen EH, Maloney LT. (2010) The influence of perceptual segmentation on the perceived orientation of dot clusters Journal of Vision. 6: 761-761 |
| Cohen E, Tong F. (2010) Multi-level neural mechanisms of object-based attention Journal of Vision. 10: 176-176 |
| Cohen EH, Singh M, Maloney LT. (2008) Perceptual segmentation and the perceived orientation of dot clusters: the role of robust statistics. Journal of Vision. 8: 6.1-13 |
| Cohen EH, Zaidi Q. (2007) The oblique effect and three-dimensional shape. Visual Cognition. 15: 80-83 |