Horace Barlow

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Horace Barlow is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Horace Basil Barlow FRS was a British vision scientist. Early life Barlow was the son of the civil servant Sir Alan Barlow and his wife Lady Nora. Barlow was the great-grandson of Charles Darwin and thus part of the Darwin — Wedgwood family.

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Horace Barlow's Published Works

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Possible Principles Underlying the Transformations of Sensory Messages (2012) (1648)
The mechanism of directionally selective units in rabbit's retina. (1965) (1589)
The neural mechanism of binocular depth discrimination (1967) (1257)
Vision: A computational investigation into the human representation and processing of visual information: David Marr. San Francisco: W. H. Freeman, 1982. pp. xvi + 397 (1983) (1125)
Summation and inhibition in the frog's retina (1953) (858)
Retinal ganglion cells responding selectively to direction and speed of image motion in the rabbit (1964) (823)
Change of organization in the receptive fields of the cat's retina during dark adaptation (1957) (772)
Single units and sensation: a neuron doctrine for perceptual psychology? (1972) (749)
Unsupervised Learning (1999) (743)
Temporal and spatial summation in human vision at different background intensities (1958) (685)
Redundancy reduction revisited (2001) (629)
Single Units and Sensation: A Neuron Doctrine for Perceptual Psychology? (1972) (618)
Evidence for a Physiological Explanation of the Waterfall Phenomenon and Figural After-effects (1963) (461)
The versatility and absolute efficiency of detecting mirror symmetry in random dot displays (1979) (454)
Vision Science: Photons to Phenomenology by Stephen E. Palmer (2000) (445)
Efficiency of human visual signal discrimination. (1981) (436)
Retinal noise and absolute threshold. (1956) (430)
Increment thresholds at low intensities considered as signal/noise discriminations (1957) (414)
Selective Sensitivity to Direction of Movement in Ganglion Cells of the Rabbit Retina (1963) (408)
Adaptation and decorrelation in the cortex (1989) (350)
Critical limiting factors in the design of the eye and visual cortex (1981) (328)
What does the eye see best? (1983) (323)
Changes in the maintained discharge with adaptation level in the cat retina (1969) (304)
MAINTAINED ACTIVITY IN THE CAT'S RETINA IN LIGHT AND DARKNESS (1957) (298)
Responses to single quanta of light in retinal ganglion cells of the cat. (1971) (267)
Direction-Selective Units in Rabbit Retina: Distribution of Preferred Directions (1967) (262)
Three factors limiting the reliable detection of light by retinal ganglion cells of the cat (1969) (256)
What causes trichromacy? A theoretical analysis using comb-filtered spectra (1982) (242)
The Ferrier lecture, 1980 (1981) (241)
Vision: A theory about the functional role and synaptic mechanism of visual after-effects (1991) (227)
Eye movements during fixation (1952) (223)
Finding Minimum Entropy Codes (1989) (207)
Localization of function in the cerebral cortex. Past, present and future. (1984) (203)
The efficiency of detecting changes of density in random dot patterns (1978) (191)
Visual experience and cortical development (1975) (176)
The neuron doctrine in perception. (1995) (176)
Dark and Light Adaptation: Psychophysics (1972) (174)
What is the computational goal of the neocortex (1994) (165)
Reconstructing the visual image in space and time (1979) (163)
Why have multiple cortical areas? (1986) (156)
The Twelfth Bartlett Memorial Lecture: The Role of Single Neurons in the Psychology of Perception (1985) (152)
The Size of Ommatidia in Apposition Eyes (1952) (135)
The exploitation of regularities in the environment by the brain. (2001) (135)
Correspondence Noise and Signal Pooling in the Detection of Coherent Visual Motion (1997) (130)
THE ROLE OF AFTERIMAGES IN DARK ADAPTATION. (1964) (130)
Lack of specificity of neurones in the visual cortex of young kittens. (1971) (123)
The precision of numerosity discrimination in arrays of random dots (1983) (122)
Slippage of Contact Lenses and other Artefacts in Relation to Fading and Regeneration of Supposedly Stable Retinal Images (1963) (118)
Dark adaptation, absolute threshold and purkinje shift in single units of the cat's retina (1957) (116)
Optic nerve impulses and Weber's law. (1965) (115)
Purkinje Shift and Retinal Noise (1957) (115)
Cerebral Cortex as Model Builder (1987) (110)
Dark-adaptation: a new hypothesis. (1964) (104)
Action potentials from the frog's retina (1953) (97)
Threshold setting by the surround of cat retinal ganglion cells. (1976) (97)
The absolute efficiency of perceptual decisions. (1980) (94)
Chapter 16 – THE PHYSICAL LIMITS OF VISUAL DISCRIMINATION (1964) (92)
The effects of remote retinal stimulation on the responses of cat retinal ganglion cells. (1977) (91)
PATTERN RECOGNITION AND THE RESPONSES OF SENSORY NEURONS * (1969) (91)
Visual pattern analysis in machines and animals. (1972) (90)
Visual sensations aroused by magnetic fields. (1947) (89)
A method of determining the overall quantum efficiency of visual discriminations (1962) (89)
Trigger Features, Adaptation and Economy of Impulses (1969) (84)
Human contrast discrimination and the threshold of cortical neurons. (1987) (79)
Inductive Inference, Coding, Perception, and Language (1974) (75)
Measurements of the quantum efficiency of discrimination in human scotopic vision (1962) (74)
Visual illusion from running (1996) (74)
Convergent evidence for the visual analysis of optic flow through anisotropic attenuation of high spatial frequencies. (2004) (68)
Adaptation to contingencies in macaque primary visual cortex. (1997) (65)
Intelligence, guesswork, language (1983) (64)
The statistical efficiency for detecting sinusoidal modulation of average dot density in random figures (1981) (64)
Adaptation to gratings: No compensatory advantages found (1976) (61)
Conditions for versatile learning, Helmholtz's unconscious inference, and the task of perception (1990) (60)
The knowledge used in vision and where it comes from. (1997) (60)
Limit to the detection of Glass patterns in the presence of noise. (1987) (59)
Kitten Visual Cortex: Short-Term, Stimulus-Induced Changes in Connectivity (1973) (58)
Inter-ocular Transfer of Movement After-effects during Pressure Blinding of the Stimulated Eye (1963) (53)
Understanding Natural Vision (1983) (52)
A model for the economical encoding of the visual image in cerebral cortex (2004) (48)
Intraneuronal information processing, directional selectivity and memory for spatio-temporal sequences. (1996) (43)
Local adaptation in stabilized vision. (1966) (42)
Pecten of the pigeon's eye as an inter-ocular eye shade. (1972) (40)
The thermal limit to seeing (1988) (38)
Cortical Function: A Tentative Theory and Preliminary Tests (1980) (33)
Visual Resolution and the Diffraction Limit (1965) (32)
Sensitivity of receptors and receptor "pools". (1967) (32)
The size and shape of the pupil in lightly anaesthetized cats as a function of luminance (1975) (30)
The Limits of Counting Accuracy in Distributed Neural Representations (2001) (29)
Revealing the artist's touch (1988) (26)
The Role of Nature, Nurture, and Intelligence in Pattern Recognition (1985) (26)
Why do you have edge detectors? (1992) (24)
Performance of cat retinal ganglion cells at low light levels (1983) (24)
Single-Fibre Response from an Intact Animal (1943) (22)
Measuring the brain's statistical work: From absolute thresholds to autocorrelation in cortex (2009) (20)
The effect of dark adaptation and of light upon the electric threshold of the human eye. (1947) (20)
Neuroscience: a new era? (1988) (17)
Single Cells versus Neuronal Assemblies (1992) (16)
Banishing the homunculus (1996) (16)
David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel Their contributions towards understanding the primary visual cortex (1982) (14)
The site at which rhodopsin bleaching raises the scotopic threshold. (1973) (14)
Images and understanding : thoughts about images, ideas about understanding (1990) (14)
The information capacity of nervous transmission (1963) (14)
The Biological Role of Neocortex (1992) (13)
Magnetic stimulation of the human retina. (1946) (13)
Noise and the Visual Threshold (1957) (13)
Doubts about scotopic interactions in stabilized vision. (1973) (12)
Barlow's 1972 Paper (2009) (12)
Detecting collinear dots in noise (1999) (12)
Minimum-entropy coding with Hopfield networks (1991) (11)
The Past, Present and Future of Feature Detectors (1982) (10)
Three Theories of Cortical Function (1979) (8)
Adaptation to Contingencies in Macaque Primary Visual Cortex (1997) (8)
Single neurons, communal goals, and consciousness. (1997) (7)
David Marr ’ s Vision : floreat computational neuroscience (7)
Resting discharge and dark adaptation in the cat. (1954) (6)
Adaptation by Hyperpolarization (1997) (6)
Localist representation can improve efficiency for detection and counting (2000) (6)
The neurologic of matching filters (1999) (5)
Cross- and auto-correlation in early vision (2011) (5)
Pattern recognition: Tunes and templates (2000) (5)
Fast determination of the spectral modulation sensitivity function: a comparison between trichromats and deuteranopes (1997) (5)
Scaling and refractoriness in pulse trains. (1969) (5)
Definition of Intelligence (1970) (5)
Object Identification and Cortical Organization (1993) (4)
Absolute efficiency of human visual signal detection (A) (1980) (4)
Redundancy and Perception (1974) (4)
The nested networks of brains and minds. (1998) (4)
A forest of principles (1996) (4)
Cross-and autocorrelation in early vision (2010) (4)
Cell assemblies versus single cells (1996) (3)
Proceedings: Measurement of residual eye movements during the analysis of disparity of receptive fields of visual neurones. (1974) (3)
Human vision. Revealing the artist's touch. (1988) (3)
Prediction, inference, and the homunculus (1998) (2)
William Rushton, 8 December 1901 - 21 June 1980 (1986) (2)
Evidence for autocorrelation and symmetry detection in primary visual cortex (2010) (2)
Computer-plotted receptive fields. (1966) (2)
The source of variability in neural responses from MT (1999) (2)
ch.14 Higher Functions in vision, ch.20 The development of sensory systems and their modification by experience (1982) (2)
Foundations of cyclopean perception, Bela Julesz (Ed.). University of Chicago Press (1971), 406 (1974) (2)
Function of the cerebral cortex (1978) (1)
Visual Psychophysics (1972) (1)
Linking minds and brains (2013) (1)
Hidden Agenda: A Sceptical View of the Privacy of Perception (2005) (1)
MacIlwain's peripheral shift effect (1976) (1)
Statistical efficiency of natural and artificial vision (1988) (1)
Rate of dark adaptation in the cat. (1972) (1)
Efficiency, versatility, cognitive maps, and language (1987) (1)
Perceptual Grouping of Dots in Noise (1996) (1)
Intelligence brought into sight (1984) (1)
Vision: Coding and Efficiency (1990) (1)
Correspondence Noise Limits to Global Motion Perception (1997) (1)
Interview of Horace Barlow (2012) (1)
Groups and grandmothers in neuroscience (1988) (1)
Special issue: The statistical efficiency of natural and artificial vision (1987) (1)
Night Vision: Basic, Clinical and Applied Aspects. Edited by R. F. Hess, L. T. Sharpe and K. Nordby. Pp. 550. Cambridge University Press, 1990. £65.00/$120.00 hardback.ISBN 0 521 32736 9 (1992) (1)
A Conversation Between Harold Barlow and Alec Cullen, on November 24,1983 (1984) (1)
The Absolute Efficiency of Human Pattern Detection (1978) (1)
The role of statistics in perception (2001) (1)
Unsupervised Learning Introduction (1)
4 Adaptation and Decorrelation in the Cortex (2001) (0)
Book Review: The Mammalian Cerebral Cortex (1958) (0)
Introduction to Knowledge–based vision in man and machine. A Discussion held at the Royal Society (1997) (0)
OBITUARY (1947) (0)
OBITUARY (1947) (0)
MiF&m"tropy coding with Hopfie!! networks (1991) (0)
Sensitivity and spontaneous activity in the cat's retina. (1970) (0)
Variability of neural activities in area MT during motion perception (2001) (0)
Detection of Form and Pattern by Retinal Neurones (1974) (0)
Commentary on the Article " Banishing the Homunculus " by Horace Barlow (0)
Book Review: Blindsight: A Case Study and Implications (1990) (0)
The cortical demands of two kinds of perceptual task (2012) (0)
POTENTIALS FROM THE FROG ' S RETINA (0)
Vision in Vertebrates. Edited by M. A. Ali and M. A. Klyne. Pp. 272. (Plenum Press, 1985.) $45.00 + 20% outside U.S.A (1986) (0)
Dealing with information in the nervous system (1980) (0)
Seeing, doing and knowing: Mohan Matthan (2005). Seeing, Doing and Knowing: A Philosophical Theory of Sense Perception. Clarendon Press, Oxford. Hardback. 362 pp. ISBN 0‐19‐926850‐9 (2006) (0)
Guest Editorial (1998) (0)
THE MECHANISM OF DIRECTIONALLYSELECTIVEUNITS IN RABBIT'SRETINA (1965) (0)
Multiple alternative mechanisms in the detection of collinear elements in noise (2000) (0)
Handbook of Sensory Physiology. Vol. VII/6B .Vision in Invertebrates. B: Invertebrate Visual Centers and Behaviour 1. Edited by H. Autrum. Pp. 635. (Springer‐Verlag, 1981.) $159.30 (1982) (0)
First steps toward understanding perceptual development. (1983) (0)
Neurons as Computational Elements (1992) (0)
Book Review: Vehicles: Experiments in Synthetic Psychology (1986) (0)
Synaptic patterns of the mind (1981) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1974) (0)
Light fantastic (2006) (0)
Book Review: Mach Bands: Quantitative Studies on Neural Networks in the Retina (1966) (0)
Preface. Seeing and doing: how vision shapes animal behaviour. (2014) (0)
Colour: Art & Science, Edited by Trevor Lamb and Janine Bourriau. Pp. 237. Cambridge University Press, 1995. £35.00 hardback. ISBN 0 521 49645 4. £17.95 paperback. ISBN 0 521 49963 1 (1995) (0)
Interactions of Glass patterns and random-dot kinematograms (2005) (0)
A comparative account and delineation of railway engine & carriage wheels (2008) (0)
Horace Barlow Diary (2011) (0)
Book reviews (2006) (0)
Evidence for the analysis of visual motion through the anisotropic attenuation of high spatial frequencies (2003) (0)
Their contributions towards understanding the primary visual cortex (1982) (0)
Visual Information Processing: The Structure and Creation of Visual Representations: Discussion (1980) (0)
Perceived Motion is Influenced by Random Dynamic Information (2011) (0)
Natural and Artificial Low-level Seeing Systems: Proceedings of a Royal Society Discussion Meeting Held on 25 and 26 March 1992 (1993) (0)
Visual performance and the size of the vertebrate eye (1956) (0)
Concepts for testing (1974) (0)
Spatial frequency spectra of random dynamic glass patterns predict perceived motion direction (2010) (0)
Luminance signals from Cat Retinal Ganglion Cells. (1968) (0)
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Book Review: Mental Processes: Studies in Cognitive Science (1989) (0)
Night-Vision Efficiency (1957) (0)
Perceptions, reflections, and new directions in Biological Cybernetics: Horace Barlow in conversation with Leo van Hemmen and John Rinzel (2008) (0)
Cognition as Code‐Breaking (2005) (0)
S-cone input into the red - green opponent-colour mechanism in a detection task (1998) (0)
Conversation with Horace Barlow (2014) (0)

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