Alan B. Cobo-Lewis
Affiliations: | The University of Maine, Orono, ME, United States |
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| Collier SA, Cobo-Lewis AB. (2010) Contrast gain control moderates bias of perceived motion in Type 2 plaids Journal of Vision. 6: 1044-1044 |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Collier SA, Khin C, et al. (2010) Perceived direction of drifting Type 2 plaids is biased toward higher-reliability component Journal of Vision. 5: 147-147 |
| Collier SA, Cobo-Lewis AB. (2010) The effects of spatial-frequency and contrast ratio manipulations differ with dioptic and dichoptic viewing of Type 2 plaids Journal of Vision. 5: 131-131 |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Hetley RS. (2004) Unequal contrast drives perceived direction past vector-sum direction in Type 2 plaids Journal of Vision. 4: 856-856 |
| Collier SA, Cobo-Lewis AB, Thibodeau NA. (2004) Spatial-frequency ratio in Type 2 plaids drives perceived direction from vector-sum to IOC and back again Journal of Vision. 4: 563-563 |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Hetley RS. (2003) Bias past the vector-sum direction in Type 2 plaids Journal of Vision. 3: 284a |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Smallwood TB. (2002) Two-dimensional motion perception without feature tracking. Spatial Vision. 15: 323-40 |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Gilroy LA, Smallwood TB. (2000) Dichoptic plaids may rival, but their motions can integrate. Spatial Vision. 13: 415-29 |
| Cobo-Lewis AB, Yei-Yu Y. (1994) Selectivity of cyclopean masking for the spatial frequency of binocular disparity modulation Vision Research. 34: 607-620 |