Lanya T. Cai
Affiliations: | SUNY Optometry, New York, NY, United States |
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Todd E. Hudson | research assistant | Center for Neural Science, NYU | |
| Michael S. Landy | research assistant | Center for Neural Science, NYU | |
| Benjamin Backus | grad student | SUNY Optometry |
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| Cai LT, Yuan AE, Backus BT. (2019) Binocular global motion perception is improved by dichoptic segregation when stimuli have high contrast and high speed. Journal of Vision. 19: 10 |
| Cai LT, Backus B. (2018) Global motion perception is faster but less accurate with dark random-dot kinematograms Journal of Vision. 18: 295 |
| Cai L, Backus B. (2017) Effects of contrast polarity and binocularity on global motion discrimination Journal of Vision. 17: 420 |
| Cai LT, Yuan A, Backus B. (2016) Monocular gain control explains dichoptic benefit in binocular global motion perception Journal of Vision. 16: 427 |
| Cai LT, Yuan A, Backus B. (2015) Interactions among contrast, spatial displacement, and dichoptic viewing during binocular combination in global motion perception. Journal of Vision. 15: 270 |
| Chu H, Zhao J, Cai L. (2015) Motion mechanism analysis of two contacting rollers High Technology Letters. 21: 388-398 |
| Cai LT, Yuan A, Backus B. (2013) Motion perception in RDK with signal and noise dots distributed across eyes Journal of Vision. 13: 934-934 |
| Llerena Law C, Backus B, Yuan A, et al. (2013) Use of dichoptic random dot kinematograms to assess amblyopic suppression Journal of Vision. 13: 544-544 |