Course or series
Perception
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1: Introduction to Perception
“1: Introduction to Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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2: Frequency Selectivity and Nonlinearity in Hearing
“2: Frequency Selectivity and Nonlinearity in Hearing” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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3: Sound Localization, Pitch, Timbre, and Loudness / Psychophysical Methods
“3: Sound Localization, Pitch, Timbre, and Loudness / Psychophysical Methods” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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4: Pitch Perception and Scene Analysis
“4: Pitch Perception and Scene Analysis” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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5: Auditory Scene Analysis
“5: Auditory Scene Analysis” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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6: Auditory Scene Analysis (cont'd) and Speech Perception
“6: Auditory Scene Analysis (cont'd) and Speech Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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7: The Eye and Retina
“7: The Eye and Retina” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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8: The Eye and the Retina (cont'd)
“8: The Eye and the Retina (cont'd)” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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9: Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (LGN) / Primary Visual Cortex (V1)
Connects retinal and cortical receptive fields with visual population codes. The inspected opening compares centre–surround and orientation-selective responses, then uses the tilt aftereffect to motivate a population-response hypothesis.
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10: Mid-Level Vision
“10: Mid-Level Vision” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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11: Mid-Level Vision (cont'd)
“11: Mid-Level Vision (cont'd)” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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12: Lightness Perception, Color Perception
“12: Lightness Perception, Color Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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13: Color Perception (cont'd), Motion Perception
“13: Color Perception (cont'd), Motion Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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14: Motion Perception (cont'd)
Examines how local visual-motion measurements can be combined. The inspected opening reviews delayed-input detectors and the aperture problem, then compares component- and pattern-motion responses using plaid stimuli and V1/MT examples.
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15: Depth Perception
“15: Depth Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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16: Depth Perception (cont'd)
“16: Depth Perception (cont'd)” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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17: The Generic Viewpoint Assumption; Object Recognition
“17: The Generic Viewpoint Assumption; Object Recognition” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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18: Object Recognition (cont'd), Texture Perception
“18: Object Recognition (cont'd), Texture Perception” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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19: Texture Perception (cont'd)
“19: Texture Perception (cont'd)” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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20: Attention
“20: Attention” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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21: Attention (cont'd)
“21: Attention (cont'd)” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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22: Attention (cont'd), Touch
“22: Attention (cont'd), Touch” is listed in Perception. Its place in the course provides the learning context; an individual account of the lecture's content has not yet been checked.
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23: Olfaction and Gustation
Introduces smell and taste, distinguishing an odorant from the resulting sensation. The inspected opening follows olfactory receptors to bulb/cortical projections, discusses a scent-tracking experiment and connects smell with flavour.