Il est bien connu que la variabilité de la réponse de discrimination augmente avec l'intensité
du stimulus, liée de près à la loi de Weber. Aussi, que l'amplitude de la sensation augmente …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to ask whether a first‐order‐cybernetics concept,
Shannon's Information Theory, actually allows a far‐reaching mathematics of perception …

Introduction & Objectives: Norwich's Entropy Theory of Perception (1975-present) stands
alone. It explains many firing-rate behaviors and psychophysical laws from bare theory. To …

Marine ecosystems face simultaneous pressures from human activities, ocean
industrialization, potential global warming and changing habitats. Continuous monitoring of …

Background: Norwich et al.'s Entropy Theory of Perception (1975-present) stipulates that (1)
the auditory receptor is uncertain about the stimulus' intensity,(2) the uncertainty is the …

The just-noticeable stimulus intensity change, ΔI at intensity I, corresponds to a sensation
change, ΔF at sensation F. An equation relating F to I was derived by Norwich et al. from “a …

Categorization of sound level requires that the subject classify the intensity of stimulus tones
into appropriate response categories. Intensities are selected at random from a fixed …

Norwich's Entropy Theory of Perception reveals a startling conclusion: that Stevens' Law
with an Index of 1, a power function stating direct proportionality between perceived taste …

In tests of categorization of sound level, subjects are required to classify the intensity of
tones into specific cate gories. For example, consider an experiment where a subject is …