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Publications by S. C. Dakin
Number and Density Discrimination Rely on a Common Metric: Similar Psychophysical Effects of Size, Contrast, and Divided Attention
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Ophthalmology
Sensory Systems
Crowding Follows the Binding of Relative Position and Orientation
Journal of Vision
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Sensory Systems
The Aperture Problem in Contoured Stimuli
Journal of Vision
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Sensory Systems
Context Influences Contour Integration
Journal of Vision
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Sensory Systems
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