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Keith A May

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Current Biology : CB|June 14, 2016
Efficient Coding Theory Predicts a Tilt Aftereffect from Viewing Untilted PatternsKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|July 19, 2019
Face perception inherits low-level binocular adaptationKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|March 30, 2013
The potential roles of saturating and supersaturating contrast-response functions in conjunction detection: reply to PeirceKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|January 9, 2010
Effects of surrounding frame on visual search for vertical or tilted barsKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Plos Computational Biology|April 7, 2007
Psychophysical tests of the hypothesis of a bottom-up saliency map in primary visual cortexLi Zhaoping, Keith A May
Journal of Vision|August 25, 2011
Exploring the roles of saturating and supersaturating contrast-response functions in conjunction detection and contrast codingKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|September 18, 2012
Optimal edge filters explain human blur detectionWilliam H McIlhagga, Keith A May
Journal of Vision|May 30, 2015
Connecting psychophysical performance to neuronal response properties I: Discrimination of suprathreshold stimuliKeith A May, Joshua A Solomon
Journal of Vision|May 30, 2015
Connecting psychophysical performance to neuronal response properties II: Contrast decoding and detectionKeith A May, Joshua A Solomon
Vision Research|April 20, 2007
Blurred edges look faint, and faint edges look sharp: the effect of a gradient threshold in a multi-scale edge coding modelKeith A May, Mark A Georgeson
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Current Biology : CB|June 14, 2016
Efficient Coding Theory Predicts a Tilt Aftereffect from Viewing Untilted PatternsKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|July 19, 2019
Face perception inherits low-level binocular adaptationKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|March 30, 2013
The potential roles of saturating and supersaturating contrast-response functions in conjunction detection: reply to PeirceKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|January 9, 2010
Effects of surrounding frame on visual search for vertical or tilted barsKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Plos Computational Biology|April 7, 2007
Psychophysical tests of the hypothesis of a bottom-up saliency map in primary visual cortexLi Zhaoping, Keith A May
Journal of Vision|August 25, 2011
Exploring the roles of saturating and supersaturating contrast-response functions in conjunction detection and contrast codingKeith A May, Li Zhaoping
Journal of Vision|September 18, 2012
Optimal edge filters explain human blur detectionWilliam H McIlhagga, Keith A May
Journal of Vision|May 30, 2015
Connecting psychophysical performance to neuronal response properties I: Discrimination of suprathreshold stimuliKeith A May, Joshua A Solomon
Journal of Vision|May 30, 2015
Connecting psychophysical performance to neuronal response properties II: Contrast decoding and detectionKeith A May, Joshua A Solomon
Vision Research|April 20, 2007
Blurred edges look faint, and faint edges look sharp: the effect of a gradient threshold in a multi-scale edge coding modelKeith A May, Mark A Georgeson
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