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Robinson, AE, & MacLeod, DIA (2011).The strength of the McCollough effect does not increase
linearly with saturation: implications for the cortical color code.
Poster at Vision Sciences Society, Naples, FL (Details). |
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Robinson, AE, & MacLeod, DIA (2011). The McCollough effect with plaids and gratings: Evidence for a plaid-selective visual mechanism.
Journal of Vision, 11(1):26, 1-9.(Details) |
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Robinson, AE, Weiss, E, & de Sa, VR. (2011).Temporal sequence and contingent adaptation: A failure to replicate the Anti-McCollough Effect.
Poster at Temporal Dynamics of Learning All Hands Meeting, San Diego,
CA. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, & Triesch, J. (2008). Task-specific modulation of memory for object features in natural scenes.
Advances in Cognitive Psychology, 4, 1-14.(Details) |
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Robinson, AE, Manzi, A, & Triesch, J. (2008). Object perception is selectively slowed by a visually similar working memory load.
Journal of Vision, 8(16):7, 1-13. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, & de Sa, VR. (2008). Brief presentations reveal the temporal dynamics of brightness induction and White's illusion.
Vision Research, 48, 2370-2381.(Details) |
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Robinson, AE, & de Sa, VR. (2008). Measuring brightness induction
during brief stimulus displays.
Poster at Vision Sciences Society, Naples, FL. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, & de Sa, VR. (2007). Measuring White's illusion during brief stimulus displays.
Poster at Fall Vision Meeting, Berkeley, CA. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, Hammon, PS, & de Sa, VR. (2007). Explaining brightness illusions using spatial filtering and local response normalization.
Vision Research, 47, 1631-1644. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, Hammon, PS, & de Sa, VR. (2007). A filtering model of brightness perception using Frequency-specific Locally-normalized Oriented Difference-of-Gaussians (FLODOG).
Poster at Vision Sciences Society,
Sarasota, FL. (Details) |
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Robinson, AE, Hammon, PS, & de Sa, VR.
(2006). A neurally plausible model of lightness illusions combining spatial filtering and local response normalization. Poster at 13th Joint Symposium on Neural Computation, San Diego, CA. |
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Robinson, A., J. Triesch, M. Hayhoe, J. Droll, & B. Sullivan. (2006). Change blindness during multiple interactions with a single object. Poster at the Vision Sciences Society, Sarasota FL. (Details) |
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Robinson, A., A. Manzi, & J.
Triesch. (2005). The Costs of Visual Working Memory. Talk presented at
the Vision Sciences Society,
Sarasota FL. (Details) |
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Robinson, A. & J. Triesch. (2004). Visual memory for
natural scenes: automatic + task dependent components. Poster
at Vision Sciences Society,
Sarasota FL. (Details) |
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Robinson,
A., & J. Morris. (2002). Is the N170 ERP Component Face Specific?
Poster at Psychonomic Society, Kansas City. (poster, pdf; reformatted as 10 page document,
pdf) |
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Robinson, A., & L. Spector. (2002). Using Genetic
Programming with Multiple
Data Types and Automatic Modularization to Evolve Decentralized and
Coordinated
Navigation in Multi-Agent Systems. Late-Breaking Papers of
GECCO-2002, the
Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference. Published by the
International Society for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation. (pdf) |
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Spector, L., & A. Robinson. (2002). Genetic Programming and
Autoconstructive
Evolution with the Push Programming Language. Genetic
Programming and
Evolvable Machines, 3, pp. 7-40. (pdf) |
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Spector, L., & A. Robinson. (2002). Multi-type,
Self-adaptive Genetic
Programming as an Agent Creation Tool. Proceedings of the
Workshop on
Evolutionary Computation for Multi-Agent Systems, ECOMAS-2002,
International
Society for Genetic and Evolutionary Computation. (pdf) |
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Spector, L., R. Moore, & A. Robinson. (2001). Virtual
Quidditch: A Challenge
Problem for Automatically Programmed Software Agents. In E.D. Goodman,
editor, Late-Breaking
Papers of GECCO-2001, the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation
Conference.
Published by the International Society for Genetic and Evolutionary
Computation.
(pdf). |
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Robinson, A. (2001). Genetic Programming: Theory,
Implementation, and the
Evolution of Unconstrained Solutions. Hampshire College Division
III (senior) thesis. (pdf) |
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