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Knoblauch Kenneth

Kenneth Knoblauch / Team Leader / DR2 - INSERM

Research interests 

Perception and sensory coding, color vision, psychophysics, functional cerebral imagery, low vision, development of visual function, modeling of neural processes and networks, computational neuroscience.

Member of SBRI Teams

3B- Building the cerebral cortex: Connectomics

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Selected Publications of Kenneth Knoblauch

Year Reference Title Authors Journalsort descending PUB MED PDF
2014 31(4):A1-6 Spatial selectivity of the watercolor effect Devinck F, Gerardin P, Dojat M, Knoblauch K J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis
2005 22(10):2257-61 Frequency and phase contributions to the detection of temporal luminance modulation Thomas JP, Knoblauch K J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis
2012 29(11):2469-78 Refined flicker photometry technique to measure ocular lens density Teikari P, Najjar RP, Knoblauch K, Dumortier D, Cornut PL, Denis P, Cooper HM, Gronfier C J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis
2016 33(3):A30-6 Perceptual color spacing derived from maximum likelihood multidimensional scaling Bonnardel V, Beniwal S, Dubey N, Pande M, Knoblauch K, Bimler D J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis -
2016 33(3):A184-93 Maximum likelihood conjoint measurement of lightness and chroma Rogers M, Knoblauch K, Franklin A J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis -
1995 12(10):2219-29 Discrimination of binocular color mixtures in dichromacy: evaluation of the Maxwell-Cornsweet conjecture Knoblauch K, McMahon MJ J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis
2008 25:1-26 MLDS : Maximum likelihood difference scaling in R Knoblauch K, Maloney LT J Stat Soft
2014 14(4) Contributions of contour frequency, amplitude, and luminance to the watercolor effect estimated by conjoint measurement Gerardin P, Devinck F, Dojat M, Knoblauch K J Vis
2004 4(9):711-20 Difference scaling of gloss: nonlinearity, binocularity, and constancy Obein G, Knoblauch K, Viénot F J Vis
2012 12(3) A common signal detection model accounts for both perception and discrimination of the watercolor effect Devinck F, Knoblauch K J Vis