N Weisstein

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Visual Detection of Line Segments: An Object-Superiority Effect

N Weisstein, C S Harris, N. Weisstein, 1974, Science.

What the frog's eye tells the human brain: single cell analyzers in the human visual system.

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, 1969, Psychological bulletin.

A Rashevsky-Landahl neural net: simulation of metacontrast.

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, 1968, Psychological review.

A phantom context effect: Visual phantoms enhance target visibility

James M. Brown, N Weisstein, J M Brown, 1988, Perception & psychophysics.

A new perceptual context-superiority effect: line segments are more visible against a figure than against a ground.

N Weisstein, E Wong, N. Weisstein, 1982, Science.

Spatial characteristics of metacontrast.

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, R. Growney, 1972, Journal of the Optical Society of America.

Gratings Mask Bars and Bars Mask Gratings: Visual Frequency Response to Aperiodic Stimuli

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, J Bisaha, 1972, Science.

A New Visual Illusion: Flickering Fields are Localized in a Depth Plane behind Nonflickering Fields

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, E. Wong, 1985, Perception.

The Motion-Induced Contour

N Weisstein, V Klymenko, N. Weisstein, 1981, Perception.

Depth, Connectedness, and Structural Relevance in the Object-Superiority Effect: Line Segments are Harder to See in Flatter Patterns

N Weisstein, C S Harris, M C Williams, 1982, Perception.

Line segments are perceived better in a coherent context than alone: An object-line effect in visual perception

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, A. Williams, 1978, Memory & cognition.

Sharp targets are detected better against a figure, and blurred targets are detected better against a background.

N Weisstein, E Wong, 1983, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Flicker induces depth: Spatial and temporal factors in the perceptual segregation of flickering and nonflickering regions in depth

N Weisstein, N. Weisstein, E. Wong, 1984, Perception & psychophysics.