Journal of Vision

Journal of Vision (JOV) is an open access, peer-reviewed online journal of the Association for Research in Vision in Ophthalmology.

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Nathaniel V. Powell, Mary Hayhoe et al. from the University of Texas at Austin investigate the role of retinal flow in walking.
https://t.co/wJNIREM8iI

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Editorial by David Melcher & Marisa Carrasco introducing the special issue Eye movements as windows to the mind: The integration of eye movements, perception, attention, & cognition Honoring the contributions of Eileen Kowler. https://t.co/YtC20RKngB
https://t.co/UQdYcTAX6z

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Saija M. Niemi, Toni P. Saarela & Maria Olkkonen from the University of Helsinki find that serial dependence does not build up to central tendency bias in orientation judgments.
https://t.co/Tw3rh519Ud

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Giulia Agosti, Jacob Hadnett-Hunter & Karl R. Gegenfurtner from Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen investigates color discrimination in action via high-throughput measurement in immersive VR.
https://t.co/KVt0Ai05b5

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Perspective article by Gerald Westheimer
from the University of California, Berkeley describes neural and perceptual manifolds regarded geometrically.
https://t.co/XEhe890uoo

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Tasfia Ahsan, Minjung Kim & Richard F. Murray from York University investigate lightness perception in augmented reality.
https://t.co/FVR2z4v20U

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New article in the Vision-Language Interface Special Issue https://t.co/GiqV80u9lW by David Melcher et al. from New York University Abu Dhabi finds that spatial extension of parafoveal processing predicts reading speed gain during reading acceleration.
https://t.co/0409zzxG1w

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Adree Songco-Aguas, Fred Rieke & Gabrielle J. Gutierrez from Barnard College find that rod + cone signal interference impairs mesopic motion discriminability in a model circuit.
https://t.co/bkUTGpJfTc

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Louis N. Vinke, Sam Ling & Ilona M. Bloem provide a model-based estimation of the population contrast response function in human visual cortex.
https://t.co/Pzx2eifR8p

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Nestor Matthews et al. from Denison University show that line graphs and bar graphs can carry identical numbers yet elicit different perceptual organizations which can affect data visualization choices, science education, and applied decision-making.
https://t.co/Fo2OG2axLa

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Maximilian Stefani & Christina Saalwirth from Universität der Bundeswehr München investigate color as a gate to verification: super-additive costs in oculomotor disengagement.
https://t.co/dlUjgzVE2l

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New Perspective article by Jonathan D. Victor from the
Feil Family Brain and Mind Research Institute, Weill Cornell Medicine describes narrowing the gap between analytically convenient and naturalistic stimuli.
https://t.co/fMfAeBfgmp

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Karl R. Gegenfurtner et al. from Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen describe an empirical three-dimensional metric field for color space.
https://t.co/iuBcmFBrdB

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Kaitlin Moat, Philip Grove, Stefanie Becker & Guy Wallis from the University of Queensland investigate how field of view impacts visual search strategies.
https://t.co/XBEoEQjVZW

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Hideki Tamura, Shigeki Nakauchi & Tetsuto Minami from Toyohashi University of Technology investigate task-dependent pupillary responses to glossiness and attractiveness judgments.
https://t.co/PUybV3qqvW

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S. Amin Moosavi, Elaine Tring & Dario L. Ringach from the David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA describe subspace reverse-correlation estimation of receptive fields during free viewing.
https://t.co/xWqcrfBmgu

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Henning Schulte et al. from the University of Groningen take a distinctive analytical approach towards visual field defects reconstruction by explicitly taking into account events that were not gazed at, rather than primarily focusing on those that were.
https://t.co/MqFn3P1AOB

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Ailene Y. C. Chan et al. from the California Institute of Technology describe a Bayesian assessment on cross-modal perception in low vision.
https://t.co/3TD1zO2CJw

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Alexandre Fortuna, Martin Constant & Dirk Kerzel from the University of Geneva describe probabilistic tuning of attentional templates with evidence for flexible prioritization in visual working memory.
https://t.co/ydd531ISda

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Dirk Kerzel & Martin Constant from Université de Genève investigated attentional templates and color tuning during efficient visual search.
https://t.co/1rxgh8Zv0v