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Tim S MeeseProfessor of Vision Science, Aston UniversityVerified email at aston.ac.uk
Andrew SchofieldReader, Psychology, Aston University, Birmingham UKVerified email at aston.ac.uk
Daniel H. BakerSenior Lecturer, University of YorkVerified email at york.ac.uk
Stuart WallisResearch Fellow, Aston UniversityVerified email at aston.ac.uk
Michael A. WebsterUniversity of Nevada, RenoVerified email at unr.edu
Keith A. MayUniversity of EssexVerified email at essex.ac.uk
Robert F. HessProfessor of OphthalmologyVerified email at mcgill.ca
Mark GreenleeProfessor, University of RegensburgVerified email at psychologie.uni-regensburg.de
Andrei GoreaDirector of Research, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and U. Paris DescartesVerified email at parisdescartes.fr
Sarah ElliottRoosevelt UniversityVerified email at roosevelt.edu
Peng SunResearch Scientist, New York UniversityVerified email at uci.edu
Johan HullemanUniversity of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Keith OatleyProfessor Emeritus of Cognitive Psychology, University of TorontoVerified email at utoronto.ca
Jiawei ZhouWenzhou Medical UniversityVerified email at mail.mcgill.ca
Stephen J AndersonProfessor of Optometry and Visual Neuroscience, Aston UniversityVerified email at aston.ac.uk
Hugh R. WilsonCentre for Vision Research, York University, TorontoVerified email at yorku.ca
Robert J SummersAston University, Birmingham, UKVerified email at aston.ac.uk

Mark Georgeson

Hon. Professor of Vision Sciences, Aston University, UK

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human vision psychophysics modelling


Title	Cited by	Year
Visual perception: Physiology, psychology, & ecology V Bruce, PR Green, MA Georgeson Psychology Press, 2003	1796	2003
Contrast constancy: deblurring in human vision by spatial frequency channels. MA Georgeson, GD Sullivan The Journal of Physiology 252 (3), 627-656, 1975	579	1975
Lateral inhibition between orientation detectors in the human visual system C Blakemore, RHS Carpenter, MA Georgeson Nature 228 (5266), 37-39, 1970	565	1970
Neural adjustments to image blur MA Webster, MA Georgeson, SM Webster Nature neuroscience 5 (9), 839-840, 2002	272	2002
Spatio-temporal vision of macaques with severe loss of Pβ retinal ganglion cells WH Merigan, TA Eskin Vision Research 26 (11), 1751-1761, 1986	238	1986
Binocular contrast vision at and above threshold TS Meese, MA Georgeson, DH Baker Journal of vision 6 (11), 7-7, 2006	213	2006
Sensitivity to modulations of luminance and contrast in visual white noise: Separate mechanisms with similar behaviour AJ Schofield, MA Georgeson Vision Research 39 (16), 2697-2716, 1999	146	1999
The time course of adaptation to spatial contrast MW Greenlee, MA Georgeson, S Magnussen, JP Harris Vision research 31 (2), 223-236, 1991	139	1991
Temporal properties of spatial contrast vision MA Georgeson Vision research 27 (5), 765-780, 1987	112	1987
The effect of spatial adaptation on perceived contrast. MA Georgeson Spatial vision 1 (2), 103-112, 1985	105	1985
Does early non-linearity account for second-order motion? NE Scott-Samuel, MA Georgeson Vision research 39 (17), 2853-2865, 1999	96	1999
Spatial selectivity of contrast adaptation: Models and data MA Georgeson, MG Harris Vision research 24 (7), 729-741, 1984	89	1984
Facilitation and masking of briefly presented gratings: time-course and contrast dependence MA Georgeson, JM Georgeson Vision Research 27 (3), 369-379, 1987	88	1987
Monocular motion sensing, binocular motion perception MA Georgeson, TM Shackleton Vision Research 29 (11), 1511-1523, 1989	83	1989
Sensitivity to contrast modulation: The spatial frequency dependence of second-order vision AJ Schofield, MA Georgeson Vision research 43 (3), 243-259, 2003	77	2003
Channels for spatial frequency selection and the detection of single bars by the human visual system GD Sullivan, MA Georgeson, K Oatley Vision Research 12 (3), 383-394, 1972	76	1972
From filters to features: Scale–space analysis of edge and blur coding in human vision MA Georgeson, KA May, TCA Freeman, GS Hesse Journal of vision 7 (13), 7-7, 2007	74	2007
Spatial frequency analsis in early visual processing MA Georgeson Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological …, 1980	73	1980
Spatial frequency selectivity of a visual tilt illusion MA Georgeson Nature 245 (5419), 43-45, 1973	73	1973
Binocular interaction: Contrast matching and contrast discrimination are predicted by the same model DH Baker, TS Meese, MA Georgeson Spatial Vision, 397-413, 2007	68	2007

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