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Béla Julesz

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PhD Psychology Eötvös Loránd University

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According to Wikipedia, Béla Julesz was a Hungarian-born American visual neuroscientist and experimental psychologist in the fields of visual and auditory perception. Julesz was the originator of random dot stereograms which led to the creation of autostereograms. He also was the first to study texture discrimination by constraining second-order statistics.

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Béla Julesz's Published Works

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Textons, the elements of texture perception, and their interactions (1981) (1815)
Foundations of Cyclopean Perception (1971) (1773)
Visual Pattern Discrimination (1962) (925)
Binocular depth perception of computer-generated patterns (1960) (757)
Experiments in the visual perception of texture. (1975) (656)
Human factors and behavioral science: Textons, the fundamental elements in preattentive vision and perception of textures (1983) (645)
A closed curve is much more than an incomplete one: effect of closure in figure-ground segmentation. (1993) (557)
Parallel versus serial processing in rapid pattern discrimination (1983) (509)
"Where" and "what" in vision. (1985) (483)
Binocular Depth Perception without Familiarity Cues (1964) (452)
Inability of Humans to Discriminate between Visual Textures That Agree in Second-Order Statistics—Revisited (1973) (406)
Spatial-frequency masking in vision: critical bands and spread of masking. (1972) (401)
A brief outline of the texton theory of human vision (1984) (366)
Masking in Visual Recognition: Effects of Two-Dimensional Filtered Noise (1973) (363)
Extension of Panum's fusional area in binocularly stabilized vision. (1967) (301)
A disparity gradient limit for binocular fusion. (1980) (290)
Perceptual sensitivity maps within globally defined visual shapes (1994) (249)
Independent Spatial-Frequency-Tuned Channels in Binocular Fusion and Rivalry (1975) (226)
The control and speed of shifts of attention (1989) (224)
Texton gradients: The texton theory revisited (2004) (216)
Withdrawing attention at little or no cost: Detection and discrimination tasks (1998) (205)
Detection versus Discrimination of Visual Orientation (1984) (198)
Short-range limitation on detection of feature differences. (1987) (183)
Rapid discrimination of visual patterns (1983) (167)
A theory of preattentive texture discrimination based on first-order statistics of textons (2004) (162)
TEXTURE AND VISUAL PERCEPTION. (1965) (161)
Visual discrimination of textures with identical third-order statistics (1978) (157)
Early visual perception. (1981) (148)
Development of stereopsis and cortical binocularity in human infants: electrophysiological evidence. (1981) (144)
The existence and role of retinotopic and spatiotopic forms of visual persistence. (1982) (139)
Lower Limits of Auditory Periodicity Analysis (1963) (137)
Displacement limits for spatial frequency filtered random-dot cinematograms in apparent motion (1983) (129)
Modifications of the Classical Notion of Panum's Fusional Area (1980) (128)
Cortical binocularity in infants (1980) (124)
Medial-point description of shape: a representation for action coding and its psychophysical correlates (1998) (117)
Enhanced detection in the aperture of focal attention during simple discrimination tasks (1986) (116)
The role of on and off transients in determining the psychophysical spatial frequency response (1975) (111)
Dialogues on Perception (1994) (105)
Cooperative phenomena in apparent movement perception of random-dot cinematograms (1984) (102)
Dynamic random-dot stereograms reveal up-down anisotropy and left-right isotropy between cortical hemifields (1975) (102)
Stereoscopic Depth Aftereffect Produced without Monocular Cues (1971) (101)
Early vision and focal attention (1991) (99)
Fast noninertial shifts of attention. (1985) (95)
The speed of attentional shifts in the visual field. (1991) (90)
On the Limits of Fourier Decompositions in Visual Texture Perception (1979) (85)
Binocular-Disparity-Dependent Upper—Lower Hemifield Anisotropy and Left—Right Hemifield Isotropy as Revealed by Dynamic Random-Dot Stereograms (1976) (85)
Large evoked potentials to dynamic random-dot correlograms and stereograms permit quick determination of stereopsis. (1980) (85)
Differences between monocular and binocular stroboscopic movement perception. (1968) (83)
A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF ILLUSORY CONTOUR FORMATION IN STEREOPSIS (1995) (81)
Spatial nonlinearities in the instantaneous perception of textures with identical power spectra. (1980) (80)
Maturational Windows And Adult Cortical Plasticity (1995) (79)
On perceptual analyzers underlying visual texture discrimination: Part II (1978) (74)
Short Term Visual Memory and the Pulfrich Phenomenon (1969) (71)
Short-Term Memory for Stroboscopic Movement Perception (1973) (71)
Binocular cross-correlation in time and space (1978) (67)
Binocular disparity modulation sensitivity to disparities offset from the plane of fixation (1984) (65)
Lateralized cortical potentials evoked in humans by dynamic random-dot stereograms (1978) (64)
Global Stereopsis: Cooperative Phenomena in Stereoscopic Depth Perception (1978) (63)
Two carriers for motion perception: Color and luminance (1991) (63)
Displacement limits, directional anisotropy and direction versus form discrimination in random-dot cinematograms (1983) (61)
Short-term memory for symmetry (1976) (61)
Psychophysical evidence for global feature processing in visual texture discrimination. (1979) (57)
On perceptual analyzers underlying visual texture discrimination: Part I (2004) (52)
STEREOPSIS AND BINOCULAR RIVALRY OF CONTOURS. (1963) (50)
A method of coding television signals based on edge detection (1959) (48)
Symmetry Perception and Spatial-Frequency Channels (1979) (48)
Cooperative and non-cooperative processes of apparent movement of random-dot cinematograms. (1985) (47)
Towards the Automation of Binocular Depth Perception (1962) (46)
Inability to Perceive the Direction of Rotation Movement of Line Segments (1970) (41)
Applications of computer graphics to the visualization of meteorological data (1988) (41)
Neurontropy, an entropy-like measure of neural correlation, in binocular fusion and rivalry (1976) (41)
Features and spatial filters (1988) (38)
Depth, motion, and static-flow perception at metaisoluminant color contrast. (1992) (37)
Cooperative phenomena in binocular depth perception. (1974) (37)
Depth Reduction Effects in Random-Line Stereograms (1975) (36)
Partitioning Data Sets (1995) (35)
Context Superiority in a Detection Task with Line-Element Stimuli: A Low-Level Effect (1990) (32)
Eye movements and neural remapping during fusion of misaligned random-dot stereograms. (1983) (31)
Interaction between pools of binocular disparity detectors tuned to different disparities (1976) (27)
Some New Subjective Contours in Random-Line Stereograms (1975) (27)
Early vision is bottom-up, except for focal attention. (1990) (24)
On spatial-frequency channels (1984) (24)
Binocular stimulation reveals cortical components of the human visual evoked potential. (1981) (23)
Stereopsis Based on Vernier Acuity Cues Alone (1967) (23)
Automatic stereoscopic presentation of functions of two variables (1962) (23)
Perceptual asymmetry in texture perception. (1992) (23)
Stereo Animation for Very Large Data Bases: Case Study- Meteorology (1987) (22)
Cyclopean perception and neurophysiology. (1972) (21)
Preconscious and Conscious Processes in Vision (1985) (20)
Evoked potentials to dynamic random-dot correlograms in monkey and man: A test for cyclopean perception (1981) (19)
Filters Versus Textons in Human and Machine Texture Discrimination (1992) (18)
Binocular Disappearance of Monocular Symmetry (1966) (18)
Stereograms portraying ambiguously perceivable surfaces. (1968) (18)
On the depth of the cyclopean retina (1980) (17)
Figure-ground perception and random geometry (1966) (16)
CLUSTER FORMATION AT VARIOUS PERCEPTUAL LEVELS (1969) (14)
BINOCULAR NEURONS AND CYCLOPEAN VISUALLY EVOKED POTENTIALS IN MONKEY AND MAN (1980) (14)
Stereoscopic vision (1986) (13)
On spatial-frequency channels and attention. (1984) (13)
“Mental holography”: Stereograms portraying ambiguously perceivable surfaces (1968) (12)
Binocular Utilization of Monocular Cues That are Undetectable Monocularly (1978) (11)
Contextual modulation of orientation discrimination is independent of stimulus processing time (2001) (10)
The neural transfer characteristic (neurontropy) for binocular stochastic stimulation (1976) (10)
The Role of Terminators In Preattentive Perception of Line Textures (1982) (10)
Fast determination of stereopsis in rhesus monkey using dynamic random-dot stereograms (A) (1976) (9)
Stereoscopic Illusion Based on the Proximity Principle (1989) (8)
Animation with fractals from variations on the Mandelbrot set (1987) (8)
Noise and recognizability of coarse quantized images (1984) (8)
The Effect of Orientation Difference on Stereopsis as a Function of Line Length (1975) (8)
Interactions of Monocular and Cyclopean Components and the Role of Depth in the Ebbinghaus Illusion (1996) (8)
A unified approach to the perception of motion, stereo, and static-flow patterns (1995) (8)
The Disparity Gradient Limit for Binocular Fusion: An Answer to J D Krol and W A Van de Grind (1982) (8)
Simultaneous better than sequential for brief presentations. (1995) (7)
Range of stereopsis (A) (1978) (7)
AI And Early Vision - Part II (1989) (6)
Texton Theory Of Two-Dimensional And Three-Dimensional Vision (1983) (6)
Large cortically evoked potentials elicited by dynamic random-dot stereograms and correlograms (A) (1978) (6)
Visual texture discrimination using random-dot patterns: comment. (1978) (6)
Binocular Depth Perception in Man — A Cooperative Model of Stereopsis (1971) (5)
“Starkfest” Vision and Clinic Science Special Issue: Context Effect of Common Objects on Visual Processing (1995) (5)
The effect of length differences between corresponding lines on stereopsis from single and multi-line stimuli (1976) (5)
Preattentive Human Vision: Link Between Neurophysiology and Psychophysics (2011) (5)
The suppression of monocularly perceivable symmetry during binocular fusion (1967) (5)
Visual texture perception. Features and spatial filters. (1988) (4)
Recent Results With Dynamic Random-Dot Stereograms (1977) (4)
Perception of Order Reveals Two Visual Systems (1981) (3)
Some Afterthoughts (1995) (3)
Similarities between texture grouping and motion perception: The role of color, luminance, and orientation (1996) (3)
THE ROLE OF TERMINATORS IN PREATTENTIVE PERCEPTION (1982) (3)
Concepts in Early Vision (1990) (2)
Textons, rapid focal attention shifts, and iconic memory (1983) (2)
Partitioning Data Sets: Dimacs Workshop, April 19-21, 1993 (1995) (2)
Eye movements and neural remapping during fusion of misaligned random-dot stereograms: erratum (1985) (2)
Random-dot correlogram test for eidetic imagery (1979) (2)
Globally Perceived Directional Flow in Static Images (1989) (2)
Early vision, focal attention, and neural nets (1992) (2)
Consciousness and focal attention: Answer to John Searle (1993) (1)
Binocular Depth Perception in Man (1973) (1)
Subjective Contours in Early Vision and Beyond (1993) (1)
A Cooperative Model of Stereoscopic Depth Perception (1973) (1)
True 3D animation for displaying VLSI modeling data (1988) (1)
Development of Stereopsis in Infants (1986) (1)
A simple integrative method for presenting head-contingent motion parallax and disparity cues on intel x86 processor-based machines. (1997) (1)
Bode plots of cortical potentials evoked by dynamic random-dot correlograms (A) (1980) (1)
Knowing where versus what is mediated by two different processes (A) (1984) (0)
Bela Julesz 1928 ^ 2003 : A personal tribute Perception (0)
Space Perception with Normal and Prosthetic Vision. (1996) (0)
Computational aspects of motion perception during self-motion (1994) (0)
The role of analog models in our digital age (1983) (0)
Computational Vision, a Link Between Psychology and Robotics. (1986) (0)
Binocular depth perception in normal adults and its early development. (1983) (0)
A Synopsis of Cyclopean Perception (1973) (0)
PSYCHOLOGICALLY DETERMINED RECEPTIVE FIELDS IN MONOCULAR AND BINOCULAR TEXTURE PERCEPTION (1981) (0)
BINOCULAR NEURONS AND CYCLOPEAN VISUALLY EVOKED POTENTIALS IN MONKEY AND MAN (1980) (0)
The speed of focal attention in early vision (1993) (0)
Psychophysics and Modeling of Texture Segregation (2002) (0)
Interaction of color and luminance in stereo perception (1991) (0)
New phenomena show effects of luminance motion on stereoscopic motion and on color motion (1988) (0)
Imaging in 3-dimensions: Three dimensional imaging techniques (1978) (0)
Effects of aging on perception of motion (1997) (0)
The crucial difference between human and machine vision: focal attention (1994) (0)
Chapter 12 Psychophysics and Modeling of Texture Segregation (2002) (0)
Perceptual asymmetries in texture segregation can be explained by bottom-up processing alone (1990) (0)
Figure-ground perception and random geometry (1966) (0)
Neural Models of Motion Perception (2002) (0)
THEORETICAL AND CLINICAL ADVANCES IN GLOBAL STEREOPSIS (1981) (0)
Book reviews - Imaging in 3-Dimensions: Three dimensional imaging techniques (1977) (0)
Stereopsis without Familiarity Cues Binocular Depth Perception without Familiarity Cues (2005) (0)
The perceived sharpness of blue computer displays at video rate presentations (1992) (0)

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