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Russell L. De Valois

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Russell L. De Valois's Degrees

PhD Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Psychology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Russell L. De Valois was an American scientist recognized for his pioneering research on spatial and color vision. Biographical Russell De Valois was born in Ames, Iowa, on December 15, 1926. He spent most of his early life in Tamil Nadu, India, where his parents supervised an agricultural missionary station. He attended Highclerc School , a boarding school in Kodaikanal, in the mountains of South India.

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Russell L. De Valois's Published Works

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Spatial frequency selectivity of cells in macaque visual cortex (1982) (1042)
The orientation and direction selectivity of cells in macaque visual cortex (1982) (847)
Analysis of response patterns of LGN cells. (1966) (626)
Psychophysical studies of monkey vision. 3. Spatial luminance contrast sensitivity tests of macaque and human observers. (1974) (424)
A multi-stage color model (1993) (336)
Classifying simple and complex cells on the basis of response modulation (1991) (290)
Vernier acuity with stationary moving Gabors. (1991) (270)
Psychophysical studies of monkey vision. I. Macaque luminosity and color vision tests. (1974) (268)
A multi-stage color model. (1993) (259)
Spatial mapping of monkey VI cells with pure color and luminance stimuli (1984) (254)
Responses of striate cortex cells to grating and checkerboard patterns. (1979) (245)
Relationship between spatial-frequency and orientation tuning of striate-cortex cells. (1985) (229)
Primate color vision. (1968) (196)
Spatial and temporal receptive fields of geniculate and cortical cells and directional selectivity (2000) (193)
Temporal dynamics of chromatic tuning in macaque primary visual cortex (1998) (189)
Some transformations of color information from lateral geniculate nucleus to striate cortex. (2000) (186)
Color Vision Mechanisms in the Monkey (1960) (147)
Vernier acuity with stationary moving Gabors (1991) (130)
Analysis and coding of color vision in the primate visual system. (1965) (127)
Temporal properties of brightness and color induction (1986) (126)
Response of single cells in monkey lateral geniculate nucleus to monochromatic light. (1958) (121)
Hue Scaling of Isoluminant and Cone-specific Lights (1997) (120)
Visual cortical neurons: are bars or gratings the optimal stimuli? (1980) (111)
Contours and Contrast: Responses of Monkey Lateral Geniculate Nucleus Cells to Luminance and Color Figures (1971) (97)
Single cell analysis of wavelength discrimination at the lateral geniculate nucleus in the macaque. (1967) (90)
Periodicity of striate-cortex-cell receptive fields. (1985) (89)
Cortical cells ; Bar and edge detectors, or spatial frequency filters (1978) (84)
Analysis and coding of color vision in the primate visual system. (1965) (74)
Inputs to directionally selective simple cells in macaque striate cortex. (1998) (69)
Cartesian and non-Cartesian responses in LGN, V1, and V2 cells (2001) (65)
Responses of simple and complex cells to random dot patterns: a quantitative comparison. (1988) (57)
Electrical responses of primate visual system. I. Different layers of macaque lateral geniculate nucleus. (1958) (56)
Responses of macaque lateral geniculate cells to luminance and color figures. (1977) (56)
Striate cortex responses to periodic patterns with and without the fundamental harmonics (1981) (52)
Color Vision Mechanisms in the Monkey (1960) (47)
Contribution of S opponent cells to color appearance. (2000) (46)
Spatial localization across channels (1991) (43)
Effects of Increments and Decrements of Light on Neural Discharge Rate (1962) (41)
Monocular and Binocular Aftereffects of Chromatic Adaptation (1967) (33)
Single-Cell Analysis of the Organization of the Primate Color-Vision System (1961) (32)
Psychophysical studies of monkey vision. II. Squirrel monkey wavelength and saturation discrimination. (1974) (32)
Responses of Single Cells in Visual System to Shifts in the Wavelength of Light (1964) (27)
Figural aftereffects and spatial attention. (1996) (27)
Chromatic Opponent Cells in Squirrel Monkey Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (1965) (24)
Processing of intensity and wavelength information by the visual system. (1972) (23)
Properties of the recombination of one-dimensional motion signals into a pattern motion signal (1992) (23)
Electrical responses of primate visual system: II. Recordings from single oncells of macaque lateral geniculate nucleus. (1959) (22)
Behavioral and Electrophysiological Studies of Primate Vision1 (1965) (22)
Locus of spectral neutral point in monkey oppenent cells depends on stimulus luminance relative to background (1977) (19)
Spatial vision. (1980) (18)
Orientation and Spatial Frequency Selectivity: Properties and Modular Organization (1991) (18)
On the responses of simple and complex cells to random dot patterns (1991) (17)
Processing of intensity and wavelength information by the visual system. (1972) (16)
Central Processing of Visual Information A: Integrative Functions and Comparative Data (1973) (16)
On “A three-stage color model” (1996) (16)
Computational Vision Based on Neurobiology (1993) (13)
Brightness contrast effects in monkey lateral geniculate nucleus. (1977) (13)
Contribution of different lateral geniculate cell types to visual behavior. (1971) (12)
The relation of different levels and kinds of motivation to variability of behavior. (1954) (9)
Electroretinogram of the squirrel moneky. (1963) (9)
Contribution of different lateral geniculate cell types to visual behavior. (1971) (9)
Central Mechanisms of Color Vision (2011) (9)
Multiple Spatial Frequency Channels (1991) (8)
Contrast Sensitivity and Acuity (1991) (4)
Chapter 4 – Color Vision (2000) (3)
Spatial-frequency organization in primate striate cortex ( cortical modules / multiple channels / cytochrome oxidase " blobs " ) (3)
Color Vision Theory (3)
Encoding of spatial frequency, orientation, and contrast in striate cortex (1985) (2)
Three-Dimensional Patterns (1991) (2)
SPATIAL AND FORM VISION: EARLY PROCESSING (2001) (2)
Spatial frequency affects perceived direction of a moving plaid (1988) (2)
Receptive fields and the optimal stimulus. (1982) (1)
Sensitivity to Color Variations (1991) (1)
Retinogeniculate Anatomy and Physiology (1991) (1)
Spatial Localization: Phase and Position (1991) (1)
Why Localized Spatial Frequency Filtering (1991) (0)
Two-Dimensional Patterns (1991) (0)
The effect of contrast variations on the perception of Glass patterns (2010) (0)
Spatial and temporal tuning differences between broadband and opponent cells in monkey lateral geniculate nucleus (1987) (0)
Linear Systems Analysis (1991) (0)
Color vision. (1966) (0)
Distinguished Scientific Contribution Awards for 1977 (1973) (0)
With Precision and Beauty. (1964) (0)
Human Visual System—Spatial Visual Processing (2002) (0)
Standard model of color vision: problems and an alternative (1994) (0)

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