Alex Burmester
Affiliations: | 2018- | CNU | Deakin University, Burwood, Victoria, Australia |
Area:
perception, memory, cognitive impairmentWebsite:
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| P. Jack Broerse | research assistant | University of Queensland | |
| Guy Wallis | grad student | University of Queensland | |
| Daryl Fougnie | post-doc | 2015- |
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| Burmester A, Fougnie D. (2016) The sum is no more than its parts: No evidence for bound features during multi-feature visual change detection Journal of Vision. 16: 1068 |
| Burmester A, Wallis G. (2012) Contrasting predictions of low- and high-threshold models for the detection of changing visual features. Perception. 41: 505-16 |
| Burmester A, Wallis G. (2011) Thresholds for the detection of changing visual features. Perception. 40: 409-21 |
| Burmester A, Wallis G. (2011) Flexible resource allocation for the detection of changing visual features. Perception. 40: 299-316 |
| Burmester A, Broerse J. (2010) Adaptation to combinations of form, colour, and movement. Perception. 39: 620-6 |
| Burmester A, Wallis G. (2010) Capacity limits for the detection of changing visual features Journal of Vision. 6: 58-58 |