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Visual psychophysics on the APPLE II: Getting started

Several routines are described for psychophysical procedures on the APPLE II. Method of adjustment and PEST routines are presented within short demonstration programs. Techniques for synchronized presentation of images in tachistoscope and motion displays are given, as well as methods for saving graphics images for later recall.

Patrick Cavanagh | Stuart Anstis | P. Cavanagh | S. Anstis

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