Neurociências /

Por Purves, Dale.
Publicado em 2005.

Opinion: What does AI’s success playing complex board games tell brain scientists?

Por Purves, Dale
Publicado no Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A (2019)

A probabilistic explanation of brightness scaling

Por Nundy, Surajit, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2002

Natural scene statistics as the universal basis of color context effects

Por Long, Fuhui, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2003

The statistical structure of natural light patterns determines perceived light intensity

Por Yang, Zhiyong, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2004

Re-innervation of guinea-pig superior cervical ganglion cells by preganglionic fibres arising from different levels of the spinal cord

Por Njå, Arild, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 1977

The Demands of Geometry on Color Vision

Por Purves, Dale, Yegappan, Chidambaram
Publicado no Vision (Basel) (2017)

Perceiving geometry geometrical illusions explained by natural scene statistics /

Por Howe, Catherine Qing, Purves, Dale
Publicado em c200

An empirical explanation of color contrast

Por Lotto, R. Beau, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2000

The perception of transparent three-dimensional objects

Por Purves, Dale, Andrews, Timothy J.
Publicado em 1997

Similarities in normal and binocularly rivalrous viewing

Por Andrews, Timothy J., Purves, Dale
Publicado em 1997

Range image statistics can explain the anomalous perception of length

Por Howe, Catherine Q., Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2002

Natural-scene geometry predicts the perception of angles and line orientation

Por Howe, Catherine Q., Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2005

The Müller-Lyer illusion explained by the statistics of image–source relationships

Por Howe, Catherine Q., Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2005

A Biological Rationale for Musical Scales

Por Gill, Kamraan Z., Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2009

A biological rationale for musical consonance

Por Bowling, Daniel L., Purves, Dale
Publicado no Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A (2015)

An Alternative Theory of Binocularity

Por Ng, Cherlyn J., Purves, Dale
Publicado no Front Comput Neurosci (2019)

A wholly empirical explanation of perceived motion

Por Yang, Zhiyong, Shimpi, Amita, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2001

Spectral statistics in natural scenes predict hue, saturation, and brightness

Por Long, Fuhui, Yang, Zhiyong, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2006

Musical intervals in speech

Por Ross, Deborah, Choi, Jonathan, Purves, Dale
Publicado em 2007