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Psychophysical experiments

5 seminars

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The self-consistent nature of visual perception

Alan Stocker · University of Pennsylvania

…Based on the results of several psychophysical experiments I will introduce a theory of “self-consistent inference” and show how it can account for human perceptual behavior. The talk will close with a discussion of how th

Wed, Dec 8, 2021 · 13:00 UTC

Cognition

The attentional requirement of unconscious processing

Shao-Min (Sean) Hung · California Institute of Technology

…In a series of psychophysical experiments, the unconscious word semantics influenced conscious task performance only under the low task load condition, but not the high task load cond

Thu, Oct 28, 2021 · 21:00 UTC

Cognition

Behavioural measurements are often overlooked by computational neuroscientists, who prefer to focus on electrophysiological recordings or neuroimaging data. This attitude is largely due to perceived lack of depth/richness in relation to behavioural datasets. I will show how contemporary psychophysics can deliver extremely rich and highly constraining datasets that naturally interface with computational modelling. More specifically, I will demonstrate how psychophysics can be used to guide/constrain/refine computational models, and how models can be exploited to design/motivate/interpret psycho

Tue, May 11, 2021 · 13:00 UTC

Computational Neuroscience