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THE EFFECT OF ADAPTING LUMINANCE ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL-SEARCH
Authors: DAWSON MRW THIBODEAU MH
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et Mh. Thibodeau, THE EFFECT OF ADAPTING LUMINANCE ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL-SEARCH, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 115-139
PDP NETWORKS CAN PROVIDE MODELS THAT ARE NOT MERE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF CLASSICAL-THEORIES
Authors: DAWSON MRW MEDLER DA BERKELEY ISN
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et al., PDP NETWORKS CAN PROVIDE MODELS THAT ARE NOT MERE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF CLASSICAL-THEORIES, Philosophical psychology, 10(1), 1997, pp. 25-40
CLASSIFICATION AND STAGING OF DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMER-TYPE - A COMPARISON BETWEEN NEURAL NETWORKS AND LINEAR DISCRIMINANT-ANALYSIS
Authors: FRENCH BM DAWSON MRW DOBBS AR
Citation: Bm. French et al., CLASSIFICATION AND STAGING OF DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMER-TYPE - A COMPARISON BETWEEN NEURAL NETWORKS AND LINEAR DISCRIMINANT-ANALYSIS, Archives of neurology, 54(8), 1997, pp. 1001-1009
THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF COMPARATIVE AND NONCOMPARATIVE THEORETICAL PSYCHOLOGY - A RESPONSE TO KUKLA
Authors: DAWSON MRW
Citation: Mrw. Dawson, THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF COMPARATIVE AND NONCOMPARATIVE THEORETICAL PSYCHOLOGY - A RESPONSE TO KUKLA, New ideas in psychology, 13(3), 1995, pp. 219-222
TO WHAT EXTENT DO BELIEFS AFFECT APPARENT MOTION
Authors: WRIGHT RD DAWSON MRW
Citation: Rd. Wright et Mrw. Dawson, TO WHAT EXTENT DO BELIEFS AFFECT APPARENT MOTION, Philosophical psychology, 7(4), 1994, pp. 471-491
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS THAT USE SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHYTO IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH PROBABLE ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE
Authors: DAWSON MRW DOBBS A HOOPER HR MCEWAN AJB TRISCOTT J COONEY J
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et al., ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS THAT USE SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHYTO IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH PROBABLE ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE, European journal of nuclear medicine, 21(12), 1994, pp. 1303-1311
TRAINING REDUNDANT ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS - IMPOSING BIOLOGY ON TECHNOLOGY
Authors: MEDLER DA DAWSON MRW
Citation: Da. Medler et Mrw. Dawson, TRAINING REDUNDANT ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS - IMPOSING BIOLOGY ON TECHNOLOGY, Psychological research, 57(1), 1994, pp. 54-62
SIMULTANEITY IN THE TERNUS CONFIGURATION - PSYCHOPHYSICAL DATA AND A COMPUTER-MODEL
Authors: DAWSON MRW WRIGHT RD
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et Rd. Wright, SIMULTANEITY IN THE TERNUS CONFIGURATION - PSYCHOPHYSICAL DATA AND A COMPUTER-MODEL, Vision research, 34(3), 1994, pp. 397-407
POLARITY MATCHING IN THE TERNUS CONFIGURATION
Authors: DAWSON MRW NEVINMEADOWS N WRIGHT RD
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et al., POLARITY MATCHING IN THE TERNUS CONFIGURATION, Vision research, 34(24), 1994, pp. 3347-3359
MAKING A MIDDLING MOUSETRAP
Authors: DAWSON MRW BERKELEY I
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et I. Berkeley, MAKING A MIDDLING MOUSETRAP, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(3), 1993, pp. 454-455
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