Debbie M. Kelly

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Simple Artificial Neural Networks That Match Probability and Exploit and Explore When Confronting a Multiarmed Bandit

Michael R. W. Dawson, Brian Dupuis, Marcia Spetch, 2009, IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks.

Use of Landmark Configuration in Pigeons and Humans: II. Generality Across Search Tasks

Ken Cheng, Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, 1997 .

Encoding of Geometric Information by Clark's Nutcrackers: (603982013-029)

Debbie M. Kelly, Dason V. Harker, 2007 .

Geometry and landmark representation by pigeons: evidence for species‐differences in the hemispheric organization of spatial information processing?

Debbie M. Kelly, Christiane Wilzeck, Helmut Prior, 2009, The European journal of neuroscience.

Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (Slam) For Route Reversal Learning

Zahra Moussavi, Debbie M. Kelly, Xikui Wang, 2018 .

Use of medial axis for reorientation by the Clark’s nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana)

Debbie M. Kelly, John F. Magnotti, Teagan A. Bisbing, 2019, Behavioural Processes.

Facilitation of Spatial Pattern Learning with Visual Cues in Real and Virtual Environments: Implications for Associative Accounts of Spatial Learning.

Debbie M. Kelly, Michael F. Brown, Bradley R. Sturz, 2008 .

Pigeons' (Columba livia) encoding of geometric and featural properties of a spatial environment.

Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, C. Donald Heth, 1998 .

Encoding of relative enclosure size in a dynamic three-dimensional virtual environment by humans

Debbie M. Kelly, Bradley R. Sturz, D. Kelly, 2009, Behavioural Processes.

Facilitation of learning spatial relations among locations by visual cues: generality across spatial configurations

Debbie M. Kelly, Michael F. Brown, Bradley R. Sturz, 2010, Animal Cognition.

Evidence against integration of spatial maps in humans: Generality across search tasks: (603982013-028)

Debbie M. Kelly, Jeffrey S. Katz, Bradley R. Sturz, 2007 .

Graded Mirror Self-Recognition by Clark’s Nutcrackers

Debbie M. Kelly, Dawson Clary, D. Kelly, 2016, Scientific Reports.

Size does not matter, but features do: Clark's nutcrackers (Nucifraga columbiana) weigh features more heavily than geometry in large and small enclosures

Debbie M. Kelly, Veronika Lambinet, Christiane Wilzeck, 2014, Behavioural Processes.

Comparative Spatial CognitionEncoding of Geometric Information from Surfaces and Landmark Arrays

Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, M. Spetch, 2012 .

Reorientation in an Immersive Virtual Reality

Zahra Moussavi, Debbie M. Kelly, Kazushige Kimura, 2017 .

Orientation in Virtual Reality Does Not Fully Measure Up to the Real-World

Zahra Moussavi, Debbie M. Kelly, Xikui Wang, 2017, Scientific Reports.

Use of local and global geometry from object arrays by adult humans

Debbie M. Kelly, James F. Reichert, D. Kelly, 2011, Behavioural Processes.

Features enhance the encoding of geometry

Debbie M. Kelly, D. Kelly, 2010, Animal Cognition.

Clark's nutcrackers learn an abstract same/different concept at small training set sizes: (598032013-074)

Debbie M. Kelly, Jeffrey S. Katz, John F. Magnotti, 2013 .

Age affects pigeon memory capacity, but not representation of serial order, during a locomotor sequential-learning task

Debbie M. Kelly, Christina Meier, Parisa Sepehri, 2021 .

Reorienting in Virtual 3D Environments: Do Adult Humans Use Principal Axes, Medial Axes or Local Geometry?

Debbie M. Kelly, James F. Reichert, D. Kelly, 2013, PloS one.

Landmark use by Clark’s nutcrackers (Nucifraga columbiana): influence of disorientation and cue rotation on distance and direction estimates

Ken Cheng, Debbie M. Kelly, Alan C. Kamil, 2009, Animal Cognition.

Successive two-item same-different discrimination and concept learning by pigeons

Debbie M. Kelly, Jeffrey S. Katz, Robert G. Cook, 2003, Behavioural Processes.

Small-scale spatial cognition in pigeons

Ken Cheng, Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, 2006, Behavioural Processes.

Unique in the shopping mall: On the reidentifiability of credit card metadata

Elizabeth M. Brannon, Giorgio Vallortigara, Debbie M. Kelly, 2015 .

Orienting in virtual environments: How are surface features and environmental geometry weighted in an orientation task?

Walter F. Bischof, Debbie M. Kelly, W. Bischof, 2008, Cognition.

Evidence against integration of spatial maps in humans: generality across real and virtual environments

Debbie M. Kelly, Jeffrey S. Katz, Bradley R. Sturz, 2009, Animal Cognition.

No evidence that consistent auditory cues facilitate learning of spatial relations among locations

Debbie M. Kelly, Bradley R. Sturz, Kent D. Bodily, 2012, Behavioural Processes.

BRIEF COMMUNICATION Searching in the Center: Pigeons (Columba livia) Encode Relative Distance From Walls of an Enclosure

Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, M. Spetch, 2004 .

Strategies in landmark use by children, adults, and marmoset monkeys

Ken Cheng, Debbie M. Kelly, Marcia L. Spetch, 2004 .

Is it only humans that count from left to right?

Giorgio Vallortigara, Debbie M. Kelly, Rosa Rugani, 2010, Biology Letters.

Spatial navigation: Spatial learning in real and virtual environments

Debbie M. Kelly, Brett M. Gibson, B. Gibson, 2006 .

Using perceptrons to explore the reorientation task

Michael R. W. Dawson, Brian Dupuis, Debbie M. Kelly, 2010, Cognition.