Foster, David H. - School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester

• SPATIO-TEMPORAL INTERACTION BETWEEN VISUAL COLOUR MECHANISMS
• Uniformity and asymmetry of rapid curved-line detection explained by parallel categorical coding of contour curvature
• 1 Introduction As part of everyday life, we are used to seeing different scenes under different illuminants.
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• Limitations of rapid parallel processing in the detection of long and short oriented line targets
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• Four Issues Concerning Colour Constancy and Relational Colour Constancy
• Visual sensitivity to color errors in images of natural scenes MIKEL A. ALDABA,1
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• Citation: D. H. Foster, K. Amano, and S. M. C. Nascimento, "Color constancy in natural scenes explained by global image statistics," Visual Neuroscience 23, 341-349 (2006)
• Foster, Page 1 Vision Research Author manuscript
• Color Constancy of Red-Green Dichromats and Anomalous Trichromats
• Cone photoreceptor mosaic disruption associated with Cys203Arg mutation in the M-cone opsin
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• Recovering Spectral Data from Natural Scenes with an RGB Digital Camera
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• Anomalous trichromats' judgments of surface color in natural scenes under different daylights
• 1 Introduction The perceived colour of a surface depends on its spectral-reflecting properties, the
• 1 Introduction Despite large variations in the colour of the illuminant in a scene, the colours of the
• 1 Introduction When the illumination on a scene changes, the spectrum of the light reaching the eye
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• Spatial Vision, Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 121137 (2001) VSP 2001.
• COLOR CONSTANCY How Temporal Cues Can Aid
• Vision Research 41 (2001) 285293 Colour constancy from temporal cues: better matches with less
• Vision Research 41 (2001) 37833784 Erratum to ``Detecting changes of spatial cone-excitation ratios in
• Vision Research 40 (2000) 6570 Asymmetries of saccadic eye movements in oriented-line-target
• 1 Introduction The ecological approach to visual coding is based upon the premise that physical
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• Perception,1996, volume 25, pages 221-228 Dependence of relational colour constancy
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• Viewpoint-invariance of contour-curvature discrimination over extended performance levels
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• Selective internal operations in the recognition of locally and globally point-inverted patterns
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• Abnormalities of chromatic and luminance critical flicker frequency in
• THE FINE-GRAIN MOVEMENT ILLUSION: A PERCEPTUAL PROBE OF NEURONAL CONNECTIVITY IN THE HUMAN
• ROD-AND CONE-MEDIATES ~TERACT~ONS IN THE FINE-GRAIN MOVEMENT ILLUSION
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• Protanopic observers show nearly normal color constancy with natural reflectance spectra
• Perception, 1996, volume 25, pages 195-206 Qualitative cues in the discrimination
• Received 8 July 2004 Accepted 5 August 2004
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• Color constancy in natural scenes explained by global image statistics
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• Received 3 May 2002 Accepted 21 June 2002
• Color constancy in natural scenes with and without an explicit illuminant cue
• Minimum-variance cone-excitation ratios and the limits of relational color constancy
• Multiple groups of orientation-selective visual mechanisms underlying rapid
• Parallel detection of violations of color constancy David H. Foster*
• Nonselective Losses in Foveal Chromatic and Luminance Sensitivity in Multiple Sclerosis
• Journal of ExperimentalPsychology: Human Perceptionand Performance
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• Vision Research 41 (2001) 26012606 Detecting changes of spatial cone-excitation ratios in dichoptic
• Information limits on neural identification of colored surfaces in natural scenes
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• Does colour constancy exist? David H. Foster
• Estimating the information available from colored surfaces in natural scenes
• Number of perceptually distinct surface colors in natural scenes
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• ROD-CONE INTERACTION IN THE AFI'ER-FLASH EFFECT
• Immediate colour constancy David H. Foster*, B. 1. Craven? and Elizabeth R. H. Sale
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• 1 Introduction How do we decide whether 2 coloured surfaces are the same when viewed under different
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• Distribution of information within and across colour spaces Ivan Marin-Franch and David H. Foster; School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester, Manchester
• Is there a better non-parametric alternative to von Kries scaling?
• Perception, 1980, volume 9, pages 217-221 Irrelevance of local position information in visual
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• Multiple Sclerosis Luminance Threshold and Measurements
• Anomalous loss in blue-green wavelength discrimination with very
• Estimating the information available from colored surfaces in natural scenes
• Tracking Categorical Surface Colour Across Illuminant Changes In Natural Scenes
• Effect of spatial uncertainty and familiarity on memory for surface colour in natural scenes and Mondrian patterns
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