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Prediction of perceptual states under a 3D perspective visual illusion using patterns of motor variability
Laura Gordon
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The Particular Elements of Perceptual Experience (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
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Cognition in the Sensory Input to the Brain? Learning and Expectation Shape Low-level Sensory Processing in the Mouse
Laura Gordon
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Reverse Engineering Common Sense: Modeling Human Intelligence with Probabilistic Programs and Program Induction
Laura Gordon
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Constructing Space: How a Naive Agent can Learn Spatial Relationships by Observing Sensorimotor Contingencies
Laura Gordon
141
General and Specific Aspects of Verb Meanings: the light verb SAY (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
64
Inputs and Algorithms in Visual Cognition (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
67
Optimality and Probabilistic Computation in Visual Categorization
Laura Gordon
124
Mostly Framing (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
58
Estimating and Representing Uncertainty in Perception and Action
Laura Gordon
66
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