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Robin D. Thomas

Affiliations: 
Miami University (Ohio), Oxford, OH 
Area:
Mathematical modeling, categorization, working memory
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James Townsend grad student 1989-1995 Indiana University Bloomington

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Leslie Blaha research assistant Miami University (PsychTree)
Braden Purcell grad student Vanderbilt
Mark D. Hammerly grad student 2003 Miami University
Melissa A. Lea grad student 2005 Miami University
Marci S. DeCaro grad student 2009 Miami University

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Thomas RD, Fan G, Gamble H. (2019) Information processing architectures within stimulus perception and across the visual fields: An extension of the Systems Factorial Technology to nested architectures Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 92: 102265
Kalia V, Thomas R, Osowski K, et al. (2018) Staying Alert? Neural Correlates of the Association Between Grit and Attention Networks. Frontiers in Psychology. 9: 1377
Frame ME, Johnson JG, Thomas RD. (2018) A neural indicator of response competition in preferential choice. Decision. 5: 272-286
Silbert NH, Thomas RD. (2017) Identifiability and testability in GRT with individual differences Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 77: 187-196
Zhou L, Thomas RD. (2015) Principal component analysis of the memory load effect in a change detection task. Vision Research. 110: 1-6
Thomas RD, Altieri NA, Silbert NH, et al. (2015) Multidimensional signal detection decision models of the uncertainty task: Application to face perception Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 66: 16-33
Thomas RD, Silbert NH. (2014) Technical clarification to Silbert and Thomas (2013): "decisional separability, model identification, and statistical inference in the general recognition theory framework". Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. 21: 574-5
Silbert NH, Thomas RD. (2014) Optimal response selection and decisional separability in Gaussian general recognition theory Journal of Mathematical Psychology. 60: 72-81
Silbert NH, Thomas RD. (2013) Decisional separability, model identification, and statistical inference in the general recognition theory framework. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. 20: 1-20
Olzak L, Wagge J, Thomas R. (2012) Contrast gain control alone is not enough in mid-level discrimination tasks. Journal of Vision. 12: 85-85
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