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L Bowns

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Vision Research|March 15, 2001
IOC, vector sum, and squaring: three different motion effects or one?L Bowns
Vision Research|August 17, 2018
Motion estimation: A biologically inspired modelL Bowns
Perception|March 22, 2001
Features derived from first-order motion mechanisms predict anomalies in motion perceptionL Bowns
Vision Research|November 1, 1996
Evidence for a feature tracking explanation of why type II plaids move in the vector sum direction at short durationsL Bowns
Vision Research|June 25, 2002
Can spatio-temporal energy models of motion predict feature motion?L Bowns
Vision Research|December 1, 1994
Hemifield relative motion bias in adults monocularly enucleated at an early ageL Bowns, L Kirshner, M Steinbach
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Vision Research|March 15, 2001
IOC, vector sum, and squaring: three different motion effects or one?L Bowns
Vision Research|August 17, 2018
Motion estimation: A biologically inspired modelL Bowns
Perception|March 22, 2001
Features derived from first-order motion mechanisms predict anomalies in motion perceptionL Bowns
Vision Research|November 1, 1996
Evidence for a feature tracking explanation of why type II plaids move in the vector sum direction at short durationsL Bowns
Vision Research|June 25, 2002
Can spatio-temporal energy models of motion predict feature motion?L Bowns
Vision Research|December 1, 1994
Hemifield relative motion bias in adults monocularly enucleated at an early ageL Bowns, L Kirshner, M Steinbach
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