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Roger J. Watt

Affiliations: 
University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom 
Area:
Visual psychophysics
Website:
http://www.psychology.stir.ac.uk/staff/rwatt/index.php
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Roland J. Baddeley grad student University of Stirling (Neurotree)
Jamie G. Murray grad student University of Stirling (Neurotree)
Steven C. Dakin grad student 1989-1994 University of Stirling (Neurotree)

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Watt R. (2012) Edges, curvature, and primal sketches Perception. 41: 1092-1115
Quinn SC, Watt RJ. (2012) Are the responses generated during a psychophysical task independent of previously presented stimuli or do they depend on earlier stimulus presentations? Perception. 41: 236-8
O'Kane L, Watt R, Ledgeway T, et al. (2011) Remote Interactions in Contour Detection I-Perception. 2: 192-192
Watt RJ, Dakin SC. (2010) The utility of image descriptions in the initial stages of vision: a case study of printed text. British Journal of Psychology (London, England : 1953). 101: 1-26
Watt RJ, Dakin SC. (2010) Authors' response to commentaries British Journal of Psychology. 101: 41-46
Cass J, Bex P, Watt R, et al. (2010) Equivalent noise reveals that visual crowding is not an attentional effect Journal of Vision. 7: 339-339
Van Humbeeck N, Wagemans J, Watt R. (2010) Visual grouping in Gabor lattices: a psychophysical and computational study Journal of Vision. 10: 1184-1184
Dakin SC, Bex PJ, Cass JR, et al. (2009) Dissociable effects of attention and crowding on orientation averaging. Journal of Vision. 9: 28.1-16
Dakin SC, Watt RJ. (2009) Biological "bar codes" in human faces. Journal of Vision. 9: 2.1-10
Dakin SC, Watt RJ. (2009) Finding and discriminating faces using biological barcodes 2009 International Symposium On Bio-Inspired, Learning, and Intelligent Systems For Security, Bliss 2009. 50
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