Volume 2, Pages 1-666 doi:10.1167/2 http://journalofvision.org/2/ ISSN 1534-7362
Volume 2, 2002

Issue
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i Classification images: A tool to analyze visual strategies
Eckstein & Ahumada
1 Full identification of a linear-nonlinear system via cross-correlation analysis
Nykamp & Ringach
2 Receptive field structure of neurons in monkey primary visual cortex revealed by stimulation with natural image sequences
Ringach, Hawken, & Shapley
3 The footprints of visual attention in the Posner cueing paradigm revealed by classification images
Eckstein, Shimozaki, & Abbey
4 Classification images for detection and position discrimination in the fovea and parafovea
Levi & Klein

5 Classification image analysis: Estimation and statistical inference for two-alternative forced-choice experiments
Abbey & Eckstein
6 Optimal methods for calculating classification images: Weighted sums
Murray, Bennett, & Sekuler
7 Noise reveals visual mechanisms of detection and discrimination
Solomon
8 Classification image weights and internal noise level estimation
Ahumada

Issue
2
1 Temporal dynamics of the human response to symmetry
Norcia, Candy, Pettet, Vildavski, & Tyler
2 Suppressive and facilitatory spatial interactions in foveal vision: Foveal crowding is simple contrast masking
Levi, Klein, & Hariharan
3 Suppressive and facilitatory spatial interactions in peripheral vision: Peripheral crowding is neither size invariant nor simple contrast masking
Levi, Hariharan, & Klein
4 The multifocal visual evoked potential and cone-isolating stimuli: Implications for L- to M-cone ratios and normalization
Hood, Yu, Zhang, Albrecht, Jägle, & Sharpe
5 Comparing perceptual learning tasks: A review
Fine & Jacobs

Issue
3
1 Multiplied functions unify shapes of ganglion-cell receptive fields in retina of turtle
Dearworth & Granda
2 Interocular velocity difference contributes to stereomotion speed perception
Brooks
3 Transient cells can be neurometrically sustained: the positional accuracy or retinal signals to moving targets
Ruttiger, Lee, & Sun
4 Facilitation of contrast detection by cross-oriented surround stimuli and its psychophysical mechanisms
Yu, Klein, & Levi
5 An Unbinding Problem? The disintegration of visible, previously attended objects does not attract attention
Wolfe, Oliva, Butcher, & Arsenio

Issue
4
1 Receptive field structure of H1 horizontal cells in macaque monkey retina
Packer & Dacey
2 Masking by fast gratings
Meier & Carandini
3 Nulling the motion aftereffect with dynamic random-dot stimuli: Limitations and implications
Castet, Keeble, & Verstraten
4 Spatial attention excludes external noise at the target location
Lu, Lesmes, & Dosher
5 Ecological statistics of Gestalt laws for the perceptual organization of contours
Elder & Goldberg

Issue
5
1 Stimulus information contaminates summation tests of independent neural representations of features
Shimozaki, Eckstein, & Abbey
2 Decomposing biological motion: A framework for analysis and synthesis of human gait patterns
Troje
3 Sensory and physical determinants of perceived achromatic transparency
Robilotto, Khang, & Zaidi
4 Optical fiber properties of individual human cones
Roorda & Williams
5 Predicting future motion
Verghese & McKee

Issue
6
i Introduction to the Special Issue from the Vision and Color Meeting
Stockman
1 Subjective color from apparent motion
Chen & Cicerone
2 Development, maturation, and aging of chromatic visual pathways: VEP results
Crognale
3 Accuracy of color scission for spectral transparencies
Khang & Zaidi
4 Covert attention increases spatial resolution with or without masks: Support for signal enhancement
Carrasco, Williams, & Yeshurun

5 Color opponent neurons in V1: A review and model reconciling results from imaging and single-unit recording
Schluppeck & Engel
6 Illuminant estimation as cue combination
Maloney
7 Color contrast and contextual influences on color appearance
Webster, Malkoc, Bilson, & Webster
8 Lateral modulation of contrast discrimination: Flanker orientation effects
Chen & Tyler

Issue
7
Vision Sciences Society
Vision Sciences Society

Issue
8
1 Estimates of L:M cone ratio from ERG flicker photometry and genetics
Carroll, Neitz, & Neitz
2 The multifocal electroretinogram (mfERG) and cone isolating stimuli: Variation in L- and M-cone driven signals across the retina
Albrecht, Jägle, Hood, & Sharpe
3 Comparing integration rules in visual search
Baldassi & Verghese
4 Is the world full of circles?
Chow, Jin, & Treves
5 The fine structure of multifocal ERG topographies
Poloschek & Sutter

Issue
9
1 Neural correlates of object-based attention
Pei, Pettet, & Norcia
2 Bi-stability in perceived slant when binocular disparity and monocular perspective specify different slants
van Ee, van Dam, & Erkelens
3 Color opponent retinal ganglion cells in the tammar wallaby retina
Hemmi, James, & Taylor
4 V1 activity is reduced during binocular rivalry
Lee & Blake
5 Primacy of spatial information in guiding target selection for pursuit and saccades
Adler, Bala, & Krauzlis

6 Influence of chromaticity on vernier and stereo acuity
Krauskopf & Forte
7 Predicting the readability of transparent text
Scharff & Ahumada

Issue
10
Fall Vision Meeting
Fall Vision Meeting



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