İlker Duymaz

This study shows that EEG decoding of visual scenes differs when stimuli transition gradually versus abruptly, with weaker and less structured decoding for gradual transitions.

The paper analyzes how visual and conceptual factors influence the composition of typical scene drawings using a dataset of 1,192 drawings and shows both factors jointly predict object selection.

The paper shows that frequency components in EEG signals can arise from retinotopic signal strength variations, not from neural sensitivity to modulated stimuli.