MINIMODULARITY AND THE PERCEPTION OF LAYOUT

[1] AMES A, 1955, INTERPRETIVE MANUAL

[2] WEAK INFERENCE WITH LINEAR-MODELS [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1977, 84 (06) : 1155 - 1170

[3] ANDERSON NH, 1974, HDB PERCEPTION, V2, P15

[4] ANDERSON NH, 1974, CONT DEV MATH PSYCHO, P236

[5] VARIETIES OF PERCEPTUAL INDEPENDENCE [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1986, 93 (02) : 154 - 179

[6] COMBINING INFORMATION FROM SOURCES THAT VARY IN CREDIBILITY [J]. MEMORY & COGNITION, 1976, 4 (03) : 330 - 336

[7] BIRNBAUM MH, 1973, PSYCHOL BULL, V93, P154

[8] RECOVERING VIEWER-CENTERED DEPTH FROM DISPARITY, OCCLUSION, AND VELOCITY-GRADIENTS [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1986, 40 (04): : 216 - 224

[9] Brunswik, 1956, PERCEPTION REPRESENT

[10] Cutting J. E., 1986, PERCEPTION EYE MOTIO

[1] AMES A, 1955, INTERPRETIVE MANUAL

[2] WEAK INFERENCE WITH LINEAR-MODELS [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1977, 84 (06) : 1155 - 1170

[3] ANDERSON NH, 1974, HDB PERCEPTION, V2, P15

[4] ANDERSON NH, 1974, CONT DEV MATH PSYCHO, P236

[5] VARIETIES OF PERCEPTUAL INDEPENDENCE [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1986, 93 (02) : 154 - 179

[6] COMBINING INFORMATION FROM SOURCES THAT VARY IN CREDIBILITY [J]. MEMORY & COGNITION, 1976, 4 (03) : 330 - 336

[7] BIRNBAUM MH, 1973, PSYCHOL BULL, V93, P154

[8] RECOVERING VIEWER-CENTERED DEPTH FROM DISPARITY, OCCLUSION, AND VELOCITY-GRADIENTS [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1986, 40 (04): : 216 - 224

[9] Brunswik, 1956, PERCEPTION REPRESENT

[10] Cutting J. E., 1986, PERCEPTION EYE MOTIO