Thomas D. Wickens
Affiliations: | University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States |
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Sign in to add collaborator| Philip J. Kellman | collaborator | ||
| Lynn A. Olzak | collaborator | 1975- | UCLA |
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| Kalar DJ, Garrigan P, Wickens TD, et al. (2010) A unified model of illusory and occluded contour interpolation. Vision Research. 50: 284-99 |
| Olzak LA, Hibbeler PJ, Wickens TD. (2010) Processing cues to discrimination in center-surround stimuli Journal of Vision. 9: 1018-1018 |
| Olzak L, Hibbeler P, Wickens T. (2010) Do illusory contours prevent spatial interactions? Journal of Vision. 10: 1369-1369 |
| Olzak LA, Hibbeler PJ, Wickens TD. (2009) Perceptual segregation of center and surround does not yield independent processing Journal of Vision. 9: 48-48 |
| Kalar DJ, Garrigan P, Kellman PJ, et al. (2004) A unified operator for contour interpolation Journal of Vision. 4: 791-791 |
| Kellman PJ, Guttman SE, Wickens TD. (2001) 7 Geometric and neural models of object perception Advances in Psychology. 130: 183-245 |
| Olzak LA, Wickens TD. (1999) Paradigm shifts: new techniques to answer new questions. Perception. 28: 1509-31 |
| Olzak LA, Wickens TD. (1997) Discrimination of complex patterns: orientation information is integrated across spatial scale; spatial-frequency and contrast information are not. Perception. 26: 1101-20 |
| Wickens TD, Olzak LA. (1997) Noise Effects in Perceptual Models Perception. 26: 44-44 |
| Olzak LA, Wickens TD. (1997) Assessing Interactions through Concurrent-Judgment Experiments Perception. 26: 296-296 |