Every instant of perception depends on a cascade of brain processes calibrated to the
history of sensory and decisional events. In the present work, we show that human visual …

The perception of coherent form configurations in natural scenes relies on the activity of
early visual areas that respond to local orientation cues. Subsequently, high-level visual …

A long-held view of the visual system is that form and motion are independently analysed.
However, there is physiological and psychophysical evidence of early interaction in the …

The holographic weight of evidence model (van der Helm & Leeuwenberg, J Math Psychol,
35, 1991, 151; van der Helm & Leeuwenberg, Psychol Rev, 103, 1996, 429) estimates that …

Glass patterns (GPs) have been widely employed to investigate the mechanisms underlying
processing of global form from locally oriented cues. The current study aimed to …

Previous psychophysical evidence suggests that motion and orientation processing systems
interact asymmetrically in the human visual system, with orientation information having a …

Integration of multiple properties of an object is a fundamental function of the visual cortex in
object recognition. For instance, surface patterns and contour shapes are thought to be …

Glass patterns (GPs) consist of randomly distributed dot pairs (dipoles) whose orientations
are determined by specific geometric transforms. We investigated the role of visuospatial …

The tilt aftereffect (TAE) occurs when, after adapting to an oriented line, a vertical line
appears to be tilted in the opposite direction. The magnitude of the TAE has been shown to …

Prolonged exposure to an oriented stimulus causes a subsequent test stimulus to be
perceived as tilted in the opposite direction, a phenomenon referred to as the tilt aftereffect …