Alex S. Baldwin

This study investigates how amblyopia affects letter identification in different spatial scrambling conditions, finding distinct patterns in the amblyopic eye compared to the fellow eye.

The paper investigates contrast summation across the visual field and finds a common fourth-root rule applies from the fovea to the periphery.

This study finds that stereo-anomaly is more common in tasks requiring disparity sign discrimination than detection.

The paper investigates how spatial scrambling at different stages of the visual system affects letter identification performance in humans and CNNs, finding distinct efficiency patterns.

This study tests whether exercise enhances ocular dominance plasticity induced by monocular deprivation and finds no such effect.

This study investigates second-order contour integration in humans, finding reduced performance compared to first-order contours due to increased internal noise and lower efficiency.

This study evaluates the reliability and variability of different methods for measuring ocular dominance plasticity after monocular deprivation.

The paper replicates a study on exercise's effect on visual plasticity in humans but finds no significant effect of exercise on ocular dominance shift during monocular deprivation.