Spatial and Temporal Mechanisms of Feature-object Binding: A Special Issue of Visual Cognition Herausgeber: Elliott, Mark; Mecklinger, Axel; Hermann, Christoph
Spatial and Temporal Mechanisms of Feature-object Binding: A Special Issue of Visual Cognition Herausgeber: Elliott, Mark; Mecklinger, Axel; Hermann, Christoph
These papers address issues in Gestalt formation, the relation of grouping and binding processes to visual attention, the role of temporal factors for grouping and binding, and the neuronal corrlates of binding mechanisms, following brain injury.
These papers address issues in Gestalt formation, the relation of grouping and binding processes to visual attention, the role of temporal factors for grouping and binding, and the neuronal corrlates of binding mechanisms, following brain injury.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Elliott, Christoph Hermann, Axel Mecklinger, Hermann Muller
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H.J. Müller M.A. Elliott C.S. Herrmann A. Mecklinger An Introduction to Neural Binding of Space and Time: Spatial and Temporal Mechanisms of Feature-object Binding. L. Chen Perceptual Organization: To Reverse Back the Inverted (Upside Down) Question of Feature Binding. S.S. Markovic V. Gvozdenovic Symmetry Complexity and Perceptual Economy: Effects of Minimum and Maximum Simplicity Conditions. M.A. Peterson J. Hyun Kim On What is Bound in Figures and Grounds. A. Aksentijevic M. A. Elliott P.J. Barber Dynamics of Perceptual Grouping: Similarities in the Organization of Visual and Auditory Groups. G.C. Baylis G.L. Gore P.D. Rodriguez R.J. Shisler Visual Extinction and Awareness: The Importance of Binding Dorsal and Ventral Pathways. G.W. Humphreys A Multi-stage Account of Binding in Vision. G. Davis What is Binding For? The Functions and Neuropsychology of Within- Versus Between-Objects. R.D.S. Raizada S. Grossberg Context-sensitive Binding by the Laminar circuits of V1 and V2: A Unified Model of Perceptual Grouping Attention and Orientation Contrast. K.R. Cave Selection Can be Performed Effectively Without Temporal Binding But Could be Even More Effective With it. J.E. Hummel Complementary Solutions to the Binding Problem in Vision: Implications For Shape Perception and Object Recognition. R. Eckhorn A. Bruns M. Saam A. Gail A. Gabriel H.J. Brinksmeyer Flexible Cortical Gamma-band Correlations Suggest Neural Principles of Visual Processing. S. Panzeri H.D.R. Golledge F. Zheng M. Tovée M.P. Young Objective Assessment of the Functional Role of Spike Train Correlations Using Information Measures. A. Giersch The Effects of Lorazepam on Visual Integration Processes: How Useful for Neuroscientists? S.P. Johnson Visual Development in Human Infants: Binding Features Surfaces and Objects. M.M. Müller T. Gruber Induced Gamma-band Responses in the Human EEG are Related to Attentional Information Processing. C.S. Herrmann A. Mecklinger Gamma Activity in Human EEG is Related to High-speed Memory Comparisons During Object Selective Attention. D. Strüber C. Basar-Eroglu M. Miener M. Stadler EEG Gamma-band Response During the Perception of Necker Cube Reversals. H.H. Herzog C. Koch M. Fahle Switching Binding State. A. Parton N. Donnelly M. Usher The Effects of Temporal Synchrony on the Perceived Organisation of Elements in Spatially Symmetric and Asymmetric Grids. M.A. Elliott H.J. Müller Effects of Stimulus Synchrony on Mechanisms of Perceptual Organization. H.G. Geissler R. Kompass Temporal Constraints on Binding? Evidence from Quantal State Transitions in Preception.
H.J. Müller M.A. Elliott C.S. Herrmann A. Mecklinger An Introduction to Neural Binding of Space and Time: Spatial and Temporal Mechanisms of Feature-object Binding. L. Chen Perceptual Organization: To Reverse Back the Inverted (Upside Down) Question of Feature Binding. S.S. Markovic V. Gvozdenovic Symmetry Complexity and Perceptual Economy: Effects of Minimum and Maximum Simplicity Conditions. M.A. Peterson J. Hyun Kim On What is Bound in Figures and Grounds. A. Aksentijevic M. A. Elliott P.J. Barber Dynamics of Perceptual Grouping: Similarities in the Organization of Visual and Auditory Groups. G.C. Baylis G.L. Gore P.D. Rodriguez R.J. Shisler Visual Extinction and Awareness: The Importance of Binding Dorsal and Ventral Pathways. G.W. Humphreys A Multi-stage Account of Binding in Vision. G. Davis What is Binding For? The Functions and Neuropsychology of Within- Versus Between-Objects. R.D.S. Raizada S. Grossberg Context-sensitive Binding by the Laminar circuits of V1 and V2: A Unified Model of Perceptual Grouping Attention and Orientation Contrast. K.R. Cave Selection Can be Performed Effectively Without Temporal Binding But Could be Even More Effective With it. J.E. Hummel Complementary Solutions to the Binding Problem in Vision: Implications For Shape Perception and Object Recognition. R. Eckhorn A. Bruns M. Saam A. Gail A. Gabriel H.J. Brinksmeyer Flexible Cortical Gamma-band Correlations Suggest Neural Principles of Visual Processing. S. Panzeri H.D.R. Golledge F. Zheng M. Tovée M.P. Young Objective Assessment of the Functional Role of Spike Train Correlations Using Information Measures. A. Giersch The Effects of Lorazepam on Visual Integration Processes: How Useful for Neuroscientists? S.P. Johnson Visual Development in Human Infants: Binding Features Surfaces and Objects. M.M. Müller T. Gruber Induced Gamma-band Responses in the Human EEG are Related to Attentional Information Processing. C.S. Herrmann A. Mecklinger Gamma Activity in Human EEG is Related to High-speed Memory Comparisons During Object Selective Attention. D. Strüber C. Basar-Eroglu M. Miener M. Stadler EEG Gamma-band Response During the Perception of Necker Cube Reversals. H.H. Herzog C. Koch M. Fahle Switching Binding State. A. Parton N. Donnelly M. Usher The Effects of Temporal Synchrony on the Perceived Organisation of Elements in Spatially Symmetric and Asymmetric Grids. M.A. Elliott H.J. Müller Effects of Stimulus Synchrony on Mechanisms of Perceptual Organization. H.G. Geissler R. Kompass Temporal Constraints on Binding? Evidence from Quantal State Transitions in Preception.
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