VisionScience: Perception Special Issue on Spatial Scale Interactions

Spatial Scale Interactions in Vision and Eye Movement Control

Guest Editors: Harvey Smallman and John Findlay

UC San Diego and University of Durham

Two Special issues of Perception

Based on presentations made at an international workshop held at the University of Durham UK on September, 16-17th 1996 organised by the guest editors

Perception Editor-in-chief Richard L Gregory

Administrative Manager: Lesley Sackett
Perceptual Systems Research Centre,
Department of Psychology,
University of Bristol,
8 Woodland Road,
Bristol BS8 1TN,
England
http://www.pion.co.uk/perception
email: admin@pion.demon.ac.uk

Contents of Part one, Volume 26, Issue 8

Guest Editorial: Spatial scale interactions in vision and eye movement control
Smallman H S and Findlay J M 931-934

Obituary for Keith H Ruddock
Morland A 935-938

Evolving concepts of spatial channels in vision : from independence to nonlinear interactions
Wilson H R and Wilkinson F 939-960

Independent processing across spatial frequency in moving broadband patterns
Eagle R A 961-976

Spatial scale interactions in stereo sensitivity and the neural representation of binocular disparity
Smallman H S and MacLeod D I A 977-994

Local and global representations of velocity : transparency, opponency, and global direction perception
Braddick O J 995-1010

Discrimination of changes in the slopes of the amplitude spectra of natural images : band-limited contrast and psychometric functions
Tolhurst D J and Tadmor Y 1011-1025

Flexible, diagnostically-driven, rather than fixed, perceptually determined, scale selection in scene and face recognition
perspective
Schyns P G and Oliva A 1027-1038

Speed of processing and stimulus complexity in low and high frequency channels
Hoeger R 1039-1045

Spatial scale interactions and visual tracking performance
Hughes H C, Aronchick D M and Nelson M D 1047-1058

Fixation patterns made during brief examination of 2-D images
Mannan S K, Ruddock K H and Wooding D S 1059-1071

Contents of Part two, Volume 26, Issue 9

The combination of filters in early spatial vision: a retrospective analysis of the MIRAGE model
Morgan M J and Watt R J 1073-1088

Spatial scale interactions and image statistics
Brady N 1089-1100

Complex pattern discriminations : orientation information is integrated across spatial scale : spatial frequency information and contrast information is not
Olzak L A and Wickens T D 1101-1120

Interactions of spatial frequency and unequal monocular contrasts in stereopsis
Cormack L K, Stevenson S B and Landers D D. 1121-1135

Spatial scale in stereo and shape-from-shading: image, input, mechanisms, and tasks
Mallot H A 1137-1146

The use of image blur as a depth cue
Mather G 1147-1158

Spatial scale and saccade programming
Findlay J M and Gilchrist I D 1159-1167

Evidence for the view that spatio-temporal integration in vision is temporally anisotropic
Parker D M, Lishman J R and Hughes J 1169-1180

The effects of coarseness of quantisation, exposure duration, and selective spatial attention on the perception of spatially quantised ("blocked") visual images
Bachmann T and Kahusk N 1181-1196

Integration of physical and semantic information in object processing
Boucart M and Humphreys G W 1197-1209

Book reviews 1121-1214

Harvey Smallman October 16, 1997

Guest Editorial: Spatial scale interactions in vision and eye movement control Smallman H S and Findlay J M	931-934
Obituary for Keith H Ruddock Morland A	935-938
Evolving concepts of spatial channels in vision : from independence to nonlinear interactions Wilson H R and Wilkinson F	939-960
Independent processing across spatial frequency in moving broadband patterns Eagle R A	961-976
Spatial scale interactions in stereo sensitivity and the neural representation of binocular disparity Smallman H S and MacLeod D I A	977-994
Local and global representations of velocity : transparency, opponency, and global direction perception Braddick O J	995-1010
Discrimination of changes in the slopes of the amplitude spectra of natural images : band-limited contrast and psychometric functions Tolhurst D J and Tadmor Y	1011-1025
Flexible, diagnostically-driven, rather than fixed, perceptually determined, scale selection in scene and face recognition perspective Schyns P G and Oliva A	1027-1038
Speed of processing and stimulus complexity in low and high frequency channels Hoeger R	1039-1045
Spatial scale interactions and visual tracking performance Hughes H C, Aronchick D M and Nelson M D	1047-1058
Fixation patterns made during brief examination of 2-D images Mannan S K, Ruddock K H and Wooding D S	1059-1071

The combination of filters in early spatial vision: a retrospective analysis of the MIRAGE model Morgan M J and Watt R J	1073-1088
Spatial scale interactions and image statistics Brady N	1089-1100
Complex pattern discriminations : orientation information is integrated across spatial scale : spatial frequency information and contrast information is not Olzak L A and Wickens T D	1101-1120
Interactions of spatial frequency and unequal monocular contrasts in stereopsis Cormack L K, Stevenson S B and Landers D D.	1121-1135
Spatial scale in stereo and shape-from-shading: image, input, mechanisms, and tasks Mallot H A	1137-1146
The use of image blur as a depth cue Mather G	1147-1158
Spatial scale and saccade programming Findlay J M and Gilchrist I D	1159-1167
Evidence for the view that spatio-temporal integration in vision is temporally anisotropic Parker D M, Lishman J R and Hughes J	1169-1180
The effects of coarseness of quantisation, exposure duration, and selective spatial attention on the perception of spatially quantised ("blocked") visual images Bachmann T and Kahusk N	1181-1196
Integration of physical and semantic information in object processing Boucart M and Humphreys G W	1197-1209
Book reviews	1121-1214