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Susan G Wardle

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F1000Research|June 23, 2020
Recent advances in understanding object recognition in the human brain: deep neural networks, temporal dynamics, and contextSusan G Wardle, Chris Baker
Journal of Vision|January 12, 2013
Evidence for speed sensitivity to motion in depth from binocular cuesSusan G Wardle, David Alais
I-Perception|March 17, 2017
Zen Mountains: An Illusion of Perceptual TransparencySusan G Wardle, Thomas A Carlson
Journal of Vision|February 12, 2013
Phantom surfaces in da Vinci stereopsisSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
Neuroimage|February 15, 2015
Sensible decodingThomas A Carlson, Susan G Wardle
Journal of Vision|March 22, 2016
Gradients of relative disparity underlie the perceived slant of stereoscopic surfacesSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|November 8, 2014
Can object category-selectivity in the ventral visual pathway be explained by sensitivity to low-level image properties?Susan G Wardle, J Brendan Ritchie
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|April 10, 2013
Color constrains depth in da Vinci stereopsis for camouflage but not occlusionSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
Frontiers in Psychology|December 19, 2013
A mid-level explanation for the venetian blind effectBarbara J Gillam, Susan G Wardle
Vision Research|May 8, 2014
Monocular and binocular edges enhance the perception of stereoscopic slantSusan G Wardle, Stephen Palmisano, Barbara J Gillam
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F1000Research|June 23, 2020
Recent advances in understanding object recognition in the human brain: deep neural networks, temporal dynamics, and contextSusan G Wardle, Chris Baker
Journal of Vision|January 12, 2013
Evidence for speed sensitivity to motion in depth from binocular cuesSusan G Wardle, David Alais
I-Perception|March 17, 2017
Zen Mountains: An Illusion of Perceptual TransparencySusan G Wardle, Thomas A Carlson
Journal of Vision|February 12, 2013
Phantom surfaces in da Vinci stereopsisSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
Neuroimage|February 15, 2015
Sensible decodingThomas A Carlson, Susan G Wardle
Journal of Vision|March 22, 2016
Gradients of relative disparity underlie the perceived slant of stereoscopic surfacesSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience|November 8, 2014
Can object category-selectivity in the ventral visual pathway be explained by sensitivity to low-level image properties?Susan G Wardle, J Brendan Ritchie
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|April 10, 2013
Color constrains depth in da Vinci stereopsis for camouflage but not occlusionSusan G Wardle, Barbara J Gillam
Frontiers in Psychology|December 19, 2013
A mid-level explanation for the venetian blind effectBarbara J Gillam, Susan G Wardle
Vision Research|May 8, 2014
Monocular and binocular edges enhance the perception of stereoscopic slantSusan G Wardle, Stephen Palmisano, Barbara J Gillam
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