Thérèse Collins

This paper introduces scanpaths as an implicit measure of visual representational similarity and validates it through multiple tasks and a generative model.

The paper investigates whether serial dependence arises from physical or categorical representations using behavioral and EEG data on facial expressions.

The paper investigates attractive and repulsive history effects in orientation perception using continuous and categorical responses, finding distinct effects based on response type and stimulus duration.

The paper identifies an EEG signal representing trans-saccadic prediction error 100 ms after displacement, undetected by participants.

This study investigates how serial dependence and ensemble perception operate independently for objects and scenes, showing parallel processing of individual object features and scene averages.