Steady-state measures of visual suppression
Daniel H. Baker, Greta Vilidaitė, Alex R. Wade
The paper investigates gain control mechanisms in visual suppression using EEG and Bayesian models, finding contrast gain effects dominate across mask types.
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Daniel H. Baker, Greta Vilidaitė, Alex R. Wade
The paper investigates gain control mechanisms in visual suppression using EEG and Bayesian models, finding contrast gain effects dominate across mask types.
Daniel H. Baker, Greta Vilidaitė, E. McClarnon…·Rebecca E. Millman
The paper investigates binaural summation of amplitude-modulated tones using psychophysical and EEG data, finding weaker interaural suppression compared to visual signal combination.
Greta Vilidaitė, Emma Marsh, Daniel H. Baker
This study investigates internal noise in contrast discrimination, finding that perceptual decisions can be decoded from early visual areas and spreading forward in the brain.
Greta Vilidaitė, Anthony M. Norcia, Ryan J. H. West…·Daniel H. Baker
This paper identifies a shared visual processing dysfunction in Nhe3 mutant Drosophila and autistic humans, suggesting a genetic basis for autism-related sensory alterations.