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DETECTION VISUELLE D'OBJETS SUR DES FONDS A LUMINANCE INEGALEMARTYNOV VN; SHKURSKIJ BI.1982; OPTIKO-MEHANICESKAJA PROMYSLENNOST; ISSN 0030-4042; SUN; DA. 1982; NO 7; PP. 6-9; BIBL. 5 REF.Article

Illumination: inferred or observed?FLOCK, H. R.Perception & psychophysics. 1984, Vol 35, Num 3, issn 0031-5117, 293Article

Die Registrierung visuell evozierter neuromagnetischer Felder nach fovealen Partial feldstimulationen = L'enregistrement de champs neuromagnétiques évoqués par stimulation visuelle du champ fovéal partiel = Visual evoked neuromagnetic fields after stimulation of the right and left half field and of the lower and upper quadrantsBLUM, T; BAUER, R; KUBICKI, S et al.EEG-EMG. 1984, Vol 15, Num 1, pp 27-33, issn 0012-7590Article

The influence of adapting velocity and luminance on the movement after-effectBUCKINGHAM, T; FREIER, B.Ophthalmic & physiological optics. 1985, Vol 5, Num 2, pp 117-124, issn 0275-5408Article

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Spatial filters and the localization of luminance changes in human visionWATT, R. J; MORGAN, M. J.Vision research (Oxford). 1984, Vol 24, Num 10, pp 1387-1397, issn 0042-6989Article

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THE CLASSIFICATION AND INTEGRATION OF EDGES AS CRITICAL TO THE PERCEPTION OF REFLECTANCE AND ILLUMINATIONGILCHRIST A; DELMAN S; JACOBSEN A et al.1983; PERCEPTION AND PSYCHOPHYSICS; ISSN 0031-5117; USA; DA. 1983; VOL. 33; NO 5; PP. 425-436; BIBL. 31 REF.Article

SUPRATHRESHOLD INTENSITY-AREA RELATIONSHIPS: A SPATIAL BROCA-SULZER EFFECTHIGGINS KE; RINALDUCCI EJ.1974; VISION RES.; G.B.; DA. 1974; VOL. 15; NO 1; PP. 129-143; ABS. FR. ALLEM. RUSSE; BIBL. 37REF.Article

HUE DISCRIMINATION AS A FUNCTION OF STIMULUS LUMINANCE = DISCRIMINATION DE NUANCE EN FONCTION DE LA LUMINANCE DU STIMULUSSIEGEL MH; SIEGEL AB.1972; PERCEPT. AND PSYCHOPHYS.; U.S.A.; DA. 1972; VOL. 12; NO 3; PP. 295-299; BIBL. 16REF.Article

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The low level motion system has both chromatic and luminance inputsDERRINGTON, A. M; BADCOCK, D. R.Vision research (Oxford). 1985, Vol 25, Num 12, pp 1879-1884, issn 0042-6989Article

DETERMINATION DES SEUILS DE CONTRASTES VISUELS A L'AIDE D'OBJETS-TESTS ACHROMATIQUES ET COLORESTRAVNIKOVA NP; MALYSHEVA AS; SERGEEVA LV et al.1982; OPTIKO-MEHANICESKAJA PROMYSLENNOST; ISSN 0030-4042; SUN; DA. 1982; NO 7; PP. 9-12; BIBL. 2 REF.Article

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The effects of exposure duration and luminance on the 3-dot hyperacuity taskHADANI, I; MEIRI, A. Z; GURI, M et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1984, Vol 24, Num 8, pp 871-874, issn 0042-6989Article

The chromatic cornsweet effectWARE, C; COWAN, W. B.Vision research (Oxford). 1983, Vol 23, Num 10, pp 1075-1077, issn 0042-6989Article

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