Journal of Vision - Volume 4, Number 11

Volume 4, Number 11, Abstracts 1a-95a

doi:10.1167/4.11

http://journalofvision.org/4/11/

ISSN 1534-7362

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Fall Vision Meeting, 2004: Abstracts

The Fall Vision Meeting Meeting was held October 14-17, 2004, in Rochester, New York in cooperation with the Optical Society of America. The following are the abstracts of that meeting. ARVO holds the copyright to Journal of Vision, Vol. 4, No. 11, but not to the individual abstracts in that issue. ARVO has published these abstracts as a service to the vision science community.

Image Quality: Perception & Adaptation
1	Cheng, Bradley, & Thibos	Predicting the effects of ocular aberrations on visual performance
2	Watson & Ahumada	Human optical image quality and the spatial standard observer
3	Artal	Visual performance and adaptation to changes in wave aberrations
4	Webster	Adaptation and subjective image quality
Low Vision Devices & Applications
5	Strong	New video-based assistive technologies for low vision
6	Peli	Vision multiplexing in the design of low vision devices
7	Rensing, Weststrate, Giller, Zavracky, Peli, Bowers, & Luo	Night vision devices for the visually impaired
8	Dagnelie	Prosthetic vision for the blind: the future in sight?
Contributed Color Session
9	Mollon, Hood, Purves, & Jordan	Color discrimination in carriers of color deficiency
10	Parry, McKeefry, & Murray	Perceived chromaticity shifts with retinal eccentricity
11	Harrar & Viénot	A study on chromatic contrast regulation
12	Reeves, Amano, & Foster	Color constancy: stimulus or task
Innovations in Eyetracking
13	Mulligan	Taking gaze tracking from the lab to the field (and sky)
14	Pelz	Portable eyetracking in natural behavior
15	Turano	Simulated visual field loss in mobile observers
16	Geisler, Perry, & Najemnik	Analysis of visual search using gaze contingent displays and ideal observers
17	Ferguson	Retinal image stabilization strategies for adaptive optics
Non-classical Spectral Inputs to Visual Pathways
18	Sun & Lee	The origin of the chromatic response of magnocellular ganglion cells
19	Dacey, Liao, Peterson, Gamlin, Robinson, Smith, Pokorny, & Yau	Melanopsin-expressing ganglion cells in primate retina project to the LGN and signal both color and irradiance
20	Gamlin	Primate pupillary responses mediated by a novel photopigment
21	Massey, O'Brien, Chen, & MacLeish	Photoreceptor coupling in the primate retina
Visual Plasticity in "Normal" Vision
22	Watanabe	Perceptual learning without perception is not passive and results in robust perception
23	Bavelier & Green	Effects of video game playing on visual functions
24	Ghose	Learning and cortical hierarchies
Models of Color Appearance
25	Brainard	The dual functions of color vision: connecting thresholds and appearance
26	Fairchild	Color appearance models: splicing color science and practical applications
27	Knoblauch	Non-monotonic relations between spectral coding and color perception
28	Mausfeld	Modes of appearance revisited: the non-unitary of colour codes
Visual Plasticity and Rehabilitation
29	Sabel, Kenkel, Kasten, & Mueller	Vision Restoration Therapy (VRT) for the treatment of visual field deficits after brain damage: the role of eye movements and fixation behavior
30	Maurer & Lewis	Lessons about visual rehabilitation from children treated for cataracts
31	Kiorpes	Critical periods in visual development: implications for amblyopia
32	Mitchell	Early visual deprivation: strategies to prevent visual deficits and factors that promote recovery when deficits occur
Time Scales and Significance of Adaptation
33	Neitz & Neitz	A neural mechanism that is plastic in adults and its implications for coding of color
34	Lee, Dacey, Smith, & Pokorny	The time course of outer retinal adaptation
35	Lennie	Multiple layers of contrast adaptation
36	MacLeod	Reasons for adaptation
Contributed Vision Session
37	Farell	What and where in the computation of relative disparity
38	Lu, Chu, Dosher, & Lee	Independent perceptual learning in monocular and binocular motion systems
39	Tso, Zarella, Schallek, Kwon, Kardon, & Soliz	The origins of stimulus dependent intrinsic optical signals of the retina
40	Dye & Bavelier	Playing video games enhances visual attention in children
Physiology of Cortical Adaptation
41	Movshon & Kohn	Adaptation’s effects on macaque MT neurons
42	Boynton	Orientation-specific adaptation in human visual cortex
43	Backus & Oruç	Illusory motion from nonlinear response to contrast: how much does the visual system know about its own neuronal adaptation?
44	Blake	Adaptation as a tool for probing the neural correlates of conscious visual awareness
Posters
45	Burns, Leonova, McLellan, & Tumbar	Towards comparison metrics for general vision
46	Candy & Tondel	Human infants’ tracking of dynamic accommodative stimuli
47	Cao, Pokorny, & Smith	Chromatic contrast with rod inducing stimuli
48	Chen, Gutierrez, Artal, & Williams	Does the best aberrations correction for the eye depend on neural factors?
49	Chung & Visconti	Improvements in identifying unfamiliar letters in peripheral vision following perceptual learning transfer across eccentricities
50	Cohen, Wang, & Howland	Limits to visual acuity at low light levels and contrasts
51	Ferwerda, Irawan, & Marschner	Simulating low vision in high dynamic range scenes
52	Green & Bavelier	The effect of action video game playing on the useful field of view
53	Gunther, Bojar, Harrison, Shashidhar, Pawar, Neitz, & Neitz	The role of relaxed natural selection against colorblindness in producing extreme variation in X-chromosome photopigment gene number and sequence among individuals with normal color vision
54	Heinrich & Grill-Spector	Category-specific versus item-specific repetition effects in visual object processing
55	Herbert, Purvis, & Cross	Facial expression recognition in a sample of neglected children
56	Hillis & Brainard	A shadowy dissociation between discriminability and identity
57	Howard, Nguyen, & Allison	Detection of depth order from chromatic aberration of defocused images
58	Huang & Moore	Computer simulated human eye modeling with GRIN incorporated in the crystalline lens
59	Jägle, de Luca, Serey, Bach, & Sharpe	Visual acuity and X-linked colour-blindness
60	Jeong & Yoon	Effect of dynamic movement of customized optics on visual benefit in abnormal eyes
61	Lappin, Nyquist, & Tadin	Coordinating central and peripheral vision of stationary and moving patterns
62	Leonova, McLellan, & Burns	Do optical phase reversals affect perception of natural scenes?
63	Makous	Picture size and critical band
64	Malkoc & Kingdom	Dichoptic difference thresholds for the properties of chromatic stimuli
65	Mancuso, Neitz, & Neitz	Gaining insights to the neural code for color by attempting gene therapy for color blindness
66	Marsack, Pesudovs, Kist, Sarver, & Applegate	Is the fit error associated with the Zernike polynomial in keratoconus visually important?
67	McAnany & Alexander	Steady- and pulsed-pedestal contrast sensitivity: Are grating and letter optotypes equivalent?
68	Medina	Rectified chromatic detection mechanisms at suprathreshold isoluminance conditions
69	Mizokami & Crognale	Sparse coding for aerial images
70	Molnar , Yellachich, Leng, Agurto, Quiroz, Dalal, Huie, Noolandi, Blumenkranz, Marmor, & Fishman	Behavioural difference of vascularized and non-vascularized retina after subretinal implantation of cellulose acetate membrane
71	Mueller, Kasten, & Sabel	Visual field size changes after vision restoration therapy in childhood and adolescence
72	Nagai & Uchikawa	Effects of gap distance between patches on grouping colors for figure segregation
73	Obein, Pichereau, Harrar, Monot, Knoblauch, & Viénot	Does binocular vision contribute to gloss perception?
74	Olzak, Gabree, & Laurinen	Center-surround interactions are not reciprocal
75	Pitchford & Mullen	The status of primary and secondary colours in colour term acquisition
76	Poggel , Calmanti, Treutwein, & Strasburger	The Toelz temporal topography study: mapping the visual field across the life span
77	Ramaswamy & Hovis	Discriminant analysis of clinical color vision tests and color related tasks
78	Richters & Eskew	Evaluation of a liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) display for vision research
79	Rudd & Popa	Edge integration and edge interaction in achromatic color computation
80	Sakata	The effects of background colour on chromatic afterimage
81	Shapiro, Charles, & Schatten	Luminance gauge photometry
82	Shimakura & Sakata	Interocular transfer and summation of chromatic adaptation
83	Smithson, Bourke, Zaidi, Mollon, & Stockman	Three ways to find a tritan line
84	Spillmann, Pinna, & Werner	Anomalous darkness induction
85	Stevenson, Raghunandan, Frazier, Poonja, & Roorda	Fixation jitter, motion discrimination and retinal imaging
86	Stockman, Williams, & Smithson	Flicker-clicker: cross modality matching experiments
87	Tian & van de Pol	Evaluation of optical transfer error as an optical quality metric for post-LASIK eyes
88	Tjan & Chung	Form vision in the periphery
89	Wang, Aquavella, Zhao, & Chung	Tear dynamics measured with real-time optical coherence tomography
90	Williams, Hayhoe, & Huxlin	Training-induced perceptual recovery after visual cortical stroke
91	Wolfing, Chung, Carroll, & Williams	High resolution retinal imaging of cone-rod dystrophy
92	Wurfel, Barraza, & Grzywacz	The effects of dot density on the metric estimation of rotation and expansion
93	Yamauchi, Kawahara, Nakano, & Uchikawa	Metameric matching and its compensation with individual color matching functions
94	Yoon, Pantanelli, Jeong, & MacRae	Characterizing optical quality of abnormal eyes using large dynamic range Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor
95	Zhang & Montag	How well can people use different color attributes?


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