Robert T. Taylor

Stochastic sampling provides a unifying account of working memory limits

This study uses a stochastic sampling framework to unify models of working memory limits, showing random variability in sample counts, not discrete/continuous nature, explains human performance.

Theory of neural coding predicts an upper bound on estimates of memory variability

The paper shows that estimates of memory variability are bounded by neural tuning widths, challenging interpretations of previous studies on memory precision limits.

Visual landmarks calibrate auditory space across eye movements

The paper shows that visual landmarks recalibrate auditory spatial perception during eye movements, even when head position is stable.