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Abstract#
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Poster Title
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First Author 
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Session
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43.427
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Differential neural activation for shape- and location-based attention
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Agarwal, Ishita
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.446
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Dissecting sparse circuits to high-level visual categories in deep neural networks
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Andrade, Jeffery
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.435
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A data-driven analysis of the perceptual and neural responses to natural objects reveals organising principles of human visual cognition
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Andrews, Tim
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.444
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Intra- and inter-hemispheric computations vary by task demand and visual field
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Avni, Inbar
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.451
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Food-Specific Areas in Primate Inferotemporal Cortex
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Bao, Pinglei
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.421
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Feature- versus object-based attentional templates during feature, conjunction, and object search
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Bari, Rai Samar Ghulam
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.476
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The effect of wavelength on behavioral responses to scattered light
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Buabeng, Yaw
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.477
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How sharp is the (average) retinal image?
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Burlingham, Charlie S.
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.459
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Role of Perceived Object Structure on a Spatial Perception Illusion
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Castillo Rodriguez, Fernando
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.464
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Lateralization of crowding with stereo-defined 3D letters: two pathways for 3D shape perception
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Cate, Anthony
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.430
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The role of mid-level visual processes in the word identification bottleneck
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Catington, Mary
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.466
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Gestalt modulation of surround suppression in macaque V1
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Chen, Cai-Xia
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.405
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Performance decreases for untrained orientation observed in dominant computational models but not humans are mitigated by divisive normalization in encoding processes of visual perceptual learning
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Cheng, Yu-Ang
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.406
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Can mindfulness meditation improve learning abilities? A cross-sectional study
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Chopin, Adrien
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.402
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Position Specificity of Learning Using Complex Visual Stimuli
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Cochrane, Jamie G.E
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.449
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Extensive experience remodels neural task circuitry to increase automaticity of categorization
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Cox, Patrick H.
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.426
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The effect of internal attentional shifts on visual feature errors
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Cunningham, Caitlin V.
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.455
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A bedside assessment of the brain visual function of patients with disorders of consciousness—based on fast periodic visual stimulation oddball paradigm and EEG
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Deng, Zhiqing
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.482
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Color coding for multi-channel color perception from three photodetector types with wide overlapping spectral sensitivity bands
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Diaconu, Vasile
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.483
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Laminar organization of shadow-discounted lightness signals in area V4
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Didehvar, Fatemeh
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.433
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Visual stimuli amplifies the effect of optogenetic stimulation in the inferotemporal cortex in monkeys
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Dinh, Alvin
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.434
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Dynamic Object Processing in Macaque IT Cortex: Temporal Dynamics and Model Limitations
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Dunnhofer, Matteo
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.419
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The Effect of Feature Changes on Multiple Object Tracking
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Eng, Rachel
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.414
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The Influence of Local and Global Temporal Regularities on Visual Detection
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Gao, Lizzie
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Attention: Temporal
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43.422
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Feature Integration Theory revisited: attention is not needed to bind stimulus features, but prevents them from falling apart.
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Gayet, Surya
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.485
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The equiluminant remote controls illusion
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Gokan, Alexander M
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.447
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Macaque spatiotemporal neural dynamics during perception of object-object occlusion images
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Guo, Wenxuan
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.429
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Spatial attention to multiple stimuli does not reduce evoked SSVEP power relative to focal attention
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Harrison, Amelia H.
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.437
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Cortical representations supporting coarse and fine object categorization
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Henderson, Margaret M
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.470
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The nature of temporal crowding - the role of forward and backward interference.
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Hochmitz, Ilanit
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.431
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Selective attention warps the representation of space throughout cortical visual networks
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Holmberg, Jen D.
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.481
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Efficient Characterization of Human Color Discrimination Thresholds Using Adaptive Sampling and a Wishart Process Model
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Hong, Fangfang
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.456
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Effects of Element Fill on Perceived Similarity of Enlarged Textures
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Howard, Zoe
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.472
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Crowded Dynamic Fixation for Online Psychophysics
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Hu, Fengping
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.450
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Extreme Value Theory for Modeling Category Decision Boundaries in Visual Recognition
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Huang, Jin
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.487
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Effect of matched relative contrast on ambiguous figure-ground and the watercolor illusion
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Hyman, Hannah
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.453
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Perceptual Learning in Dermatology: The Impact of Adaptive Comparisons In Accelerating Skin Lesion Differentiation
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Jacoby, Victoria
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.420
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Electroencephalogram decoding of the attentional selection and tracking of featureless objects
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Jones, Henry
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.415
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The time course of foveal and peripheral information integration during dynamic gaze-cueing
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Karmakar, Srijita
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Attention: Temporal
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43.488
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Testing a model of achromatic color appearance matching functions: Varying the background
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Kavcar, Osman
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.457
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Learning Same-Different Relations of Visual Properties by Humans and Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
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Kellman, Philip
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.461
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Symmetry Detection and Figure-Ground Segmentation in Perceptual Organization of Rich Images
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Koßmann, Lisa
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.403
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Role of Sleep in Generalization and Specificity of Visual Perceptual Learning
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LaBonte-Clark, Theodore
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.454
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Vision and Semantics: Insights into Rock Category Learning Among Geology Undergraduates
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Lawrance, Anna K.
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.438
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Distinct Connectivity Fingerprints Reveal Functional Specialization in the Ventral Visual Stream
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Liao, Isaac
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.486
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Relative luminance and the watercolor illusion impact figure-ground in a probed region paradigm
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Lumpkin, Tanner L.
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.408
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PLFEST; feasibility data for an open science tool for reliable perceptual learning research
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Maniglia, Marcello
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.452
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Inversion Effect In Recognizing Objects From Dynamic Cues
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Maqsood, Shifa
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.411
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Emotional gaze increases target temporal processing
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Mayrand, Florence
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Attention: Temporal
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43.417
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Attention in flux: object-based attention is flexible to both low- and high-level changes in real-world objects
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McEvoy, Kelly
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.428
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Preparatory attention to visual features spreads globally
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Menceloglu, Melisa
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.416
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Voluntary temporal attention improves perception even in the absence of temporal competition
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Motzer, Jennifer
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Attention: Temporal
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43.458
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Spatiotemporal correlation structure in orientation repulsion
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Nakamura, Tomoya
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.478
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Variations in human optics explain idiosyncratic patterns in the red-green spatial contrast sensitivity function
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Oh, Semin
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.424
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Incidental learning about relevant and irrelevant feature values enhances early stages of attentional selection
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Ortego, Kevin
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.474
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Crowding does not improve precision
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Ozkirli, Ayberk
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.489
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Comparing Deep Neural Network Architectures as Models of Human Lightness and Illusion Perception.
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Patel, Jaykishan
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.425
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Proactive enhancement of ‘to-be-attended’ and ‘to-be-ignored’ features during cued visual search in older and younger adults
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Patumhirunruksa, Punyawish
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.443
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Perceptual deficits in psychosis: The role of higher level visual areas and prior knowledge
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Pham, Anh
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.469
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Crowding predicts reading speed and comfort across fonts and participants
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Pombo, Maria
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.409
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An Electrophysiological Investigation of Rhythmic Environmental Sampling in a Cued Temporal Attention Paradigm
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Powell, Travis
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Attention: Temporal
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43.475
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Return to isotropy: Crowding zones become less anisotropic in far periphery
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Rehor, Evalie C.
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.440
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Naturalistic Stimulation Elicits Category-Selective Neural Responses
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Ren, Xueying
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.423
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Implicit feature-based suppression is effective and robust, even in the face of feature-based gain, while explicit feature-based suppression is ineffective and weak
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Rodriguez, Andrew
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.432
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Chemogenetic investigation of image recognition in Rhesus monkeys
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Rodriguez, Phelix
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.439
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Enhanced protocol for isolating high-level visual responses using SSVEP
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Rozman, Ana
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.410
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Do people see spatio-temporally predictable visual inputs sooner, and does this align with neural pre-play findings?
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Saurels, Blake
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Attention: Temporal
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43.468
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Capturing appearance reveals illusory letters in visual crowding
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Sayim, Bilge
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.465
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Spatiotemporal Context Shapes Center-Surround Dynamics
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Schwetlick, Lisa
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.471
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Solving a maze with tunnel vision
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Semizer, Yelda
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.460
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Topological structure and the creation of visual complexity
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Shah, Ashna
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.479
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S-Cone Increment and Decrement Perceptual Scales are Nearly Linear, but S-Cone Noise Grows with Contrast: Results from MLDS and Pedestal Discrimination
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Shi, Yangyi
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.442
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Network Architecture of Object Recognition: Investigating Integration Between Dorsal and Ventral Visual Pathways
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Simmons, Claire
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.448
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Competition or cooperation in word and face processing? A cross-sectional study
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Starrfelt, Randi
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Object Recognition: Categories
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43.484
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Effect of optical aberration on hue and luminance dependency of color assimilation
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Tsuji, Natsumi
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Color, Light and Materials: Lightness and brightness
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43.418
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Evidence for a shape-similarity gain model for object-based attention
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Valentine, Brendan
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Attention: Features, objects
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43.407
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Training on a visual crowding task in eccentric visual locations with varying levels of sustained attention performance
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von Perponcher, Elena
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.467
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Children’s reading ability is better predicted by foveal crowding than acuity
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Waugh, Sarah J
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.463
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Linear extrapolation does not explain the mislocalization of a triangle's occluded vertex
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White, Tess
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Perceptual Organization: Parts, wholes, shapes and objects
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43.480
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A Wishart Process model combined with adaptive sampling for efficiently capturing discrimination thresholds in high-dimensional stimulus spaces
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Williams, Alex
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Color, Light and Materials: Optics, models
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43.473
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Left/Right Asymmetries in Visual Crowding
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Wiseman, Valorie
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Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity
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43.412
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Is temporal integration a unitary process?
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Wyllie, Abi
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Attention: Temporal
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43.445
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The coding of spiky objects in human occipitotemporal and posterior parietal cortices
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Xu, Yaoda
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.441
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Single pulse electrical stimulation reveals stronger inputs than outputs in dorsal areas
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Yanez-Ramos, Maria Guadalupe
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.404
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Hebbian plasticity in a recurrent network model explains enhanced wakeful consolidation via repetitive sensory stimulation
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Yang, Xin-Yue
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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43.436
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Bound by sight, shared in the mind: the temporal emergence of object co-occurrence representations
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Yeh, Lu-Chun
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Object Recognition: Neural mechanisms
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43.413
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Predicting pathologist attention during cancer-image readings
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Zelinsky, Gregory
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Attention: Temporal
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43.401
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Differential Network Metrics as Predictors of Specificity and Transfer in Perceptual Learning
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Zhong, Lin
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Plasticity and Learning: Perceptual learning
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