Angus F. Chapman

This study decodes uncertainty about stimulus features from human EEG data using probabilistic methods, showing time-resolved estimates of stimulus information but no correlation with subjective uncertainty reports.

The paper investigates how attention alters the representational geometry of perceptual spaces by measuring changes in perceived similarity of orientations under attended and unattended conditions.

This paper introduces a dynamic spatiotemporal normalization model that captures bidirectional temporal suppression and neural response properties in perception.