Publications
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- Evaluating lightness constancy in a high-definition VR environment
- Patel KY, Wilcox LM, Maloney LT, Ehinger KE, Singh S, Murray RF (2024)
Color and Imaging Conference 32
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- CNP2D: The chromatic noise pattern discrimination dataset
- Canham TD, Morovic P, Murray RF, Morovic J, Brown MS (2024)
Color and Imaging Conference 32
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- Lightness constancy in reality, in virtual reality, and on flat-panel displays
- Patel KY, Wilcox LM, Maloney LT, Ehinger KA, Patel JY, Wiedenmann E, Murray RF (2024)
Behavior Research Methods
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- Noise prism: a novel multispectral visualization technique
- Canham TD, Vazquez-Corral J, Long DL, Murray RF, Brown MS (2023)
Color and Imaging Conference 31
PDF (Best Student Paper Award)
- The effect of perceptual optimization on color space navigability
- Canham TD, MacKenzie SI, Murray RF, Brown MS (2023)
Graphics Interface 2023
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- An intrinsic image network evaluated as a model of human lightness perception
- Murray RF, Brainard DH, Flachot A, Patel JY (2023)
Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2023
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- Luminance calibration of virtual reality displays in Unity
- Murray RF, Patel KY, Wiedenmann ES (2022)
Journal of Vision, 22(13):1, 1-9
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- An intrinsic image network with properties of human lightness perception
- Murray RF, Brainard DH, Patel JY, Weiss E, Patel KY (2022)
Color and Imaging Conference 30
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- A 360° omnidirectional photometer using a Ricoh Theta Z1
- MacPherson I, Murray RF, Brown MS (2022)
Color and Imaging Conference 30
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- Efficiency of object recognition networks on an absolute scale
- Murray RF, Kehoe DH (2022)
Cognitive Computational Neuroscience 2022
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- Lightness perception in complex scenes
- Murray RF (2021)
Annual Review of Vision Science, 7, 416-437
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- Number adaptation can be dissociated from density adaptation
- DeSimone, K, Kim, M, Murray RF (2020)
Psychological Science, 30(11), 1470-1474
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- A model of lightness perception guided by probabilistic assumptions about lighting and reflectance
- Murray RF (2020)
Journal of Vision, 20(7):28, 1-22
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- Visual perception and natural illumination
- Murray RF, Adams WJ (2019)
Current Opinion in Behavioral Science, 30:48-54
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- Shape from shading under inconsistent illumination
- Wilder J, Adams WJ, Murray RF (2019)
Journal of Vision, 19(6):2, 1-15
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- What image features guide lightness perception?
- Kim M, Gold JM, Murray RF (2018)
Journal of Vision, 18(13):1, 1-20
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- Lightness matching and perceptual similarity
- Patel KY, Munasinghe AP, Murray RF (2018)
Journal of Vision, 18(5):1, 1-13
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- Optimal combination of illusory and luminance-defined 3-D surfaces: a role for ambiguity
- Hartle B, Wilcox LM, Murray RF (2018)
Journal of Vision, 18(4):14, 1-15
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- Classification images in a very general decision model
- Murray RF (2016)
Vision Research, 123, 26-32
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- Perceived three-dimensional shape toggles perceived glow
- Kim M, Wilcox LM, Murray RF (2016)
Current Biology, 26(9), R350-R351
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supporting information
- Posterior probability matching and human perceptual decision making
- Murray RF, Patel K, Yee A (2015)
PLOS Computational Biology, 11(6): e1004342
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data and code
- Classification images reveal decision variables and strategies in forced choice tasks
- Pritchett LM, Murray RF (2015)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 112(23), 7321-7326
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data and code
- The role of natural lighting diffuseness in human visual perception
- Morgenstern Y, Geisler WS, Murray RF (2015)
Human Vision and Electronic Imaging XX
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- Human vision is attuned to the diffuseness of natural light
- Morgenstern M, Geisler WS, Murray RF (2014)
Journal of Vision, 14(9):15, 1-18
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data and code
- Human lightness perception is guided by simple assumptions about reflectance and lighting
- Murray RF (2013)
Human Vision and Electronic Imaging XVIII
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- The statistics of shape, reflectance, and lighting in real-world scenes
- Murray RF (2013)
In Dickinson and Pizlo (Eds.), Shape perception in human and computer vision
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- Classification images and bubbles images in the generalized linear model
- Murray RF (2012)
Journal of Vision, 12(7):2, 1-8
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- The human visual system's assumption that light comes from above is weak
- Morgenstern Y, Murray RF, Harris LR (2011)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 108(30), 12551-12553
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- Classification images: a review
- Murray RF (2011)
Journal of Vision, 11(5):2, 1-25
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- Cue combination on the circle and the sphere
- Murray RF, Morgenstern Y (2010)
Journal of Vision, 10(11):15, 1-11
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- The intrinsic constraint approach to cue combination: an empirical and theoretical evaluation
- MacKenzie KJ, Murray RF, Wilcox LM (2008)
Journal of Vision, 8(8):5, 1-10
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- Visual memory decay is deterministic
- Gold JM, Murray RF, Sekuler AB, Bennett PJ, Sekuler R (2005)
Psychological Science, 16(10), 769-774
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- Classification images predict absolute efficiency
- Murray RF, Bennett PJ, Sekuler AB (2005)
Journal of Vision, 5(2), 139-149
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- Troubles with bubbles
- Murray RF, Gold JM (2004)
Vision Research, 44(5), 461-470
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- Saccadic and perceptual performance in visual search tasks. II. Letter discrimination
- Murray RF, Beutter BR, Eckstein MP, Stone LS (2003)
Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 20(7), 1356-1370
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- Practice doesn't make perfect
- Geisler WS, Murray RF (2003)
Nature, 423, 696-697
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- A linear cue combination framework for understanding selective attention
- Murray RF, Sekuler AB, Bennett PJ (2003)
Journal of Vision, 3(2), 116-145
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- Optimal methods for calculating classification images: Weighted sums
- Murray RF, Bennett PJ, Sekuler AB (2002)
Journal of Vision, 2(1), 79-104
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- Time course of amodal completion revealed by a shape discrimination task
- Murray RF, Sekuler AB, Bennett PJ (2001)
Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 8(4), 713-720
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- Deriving behavioural receptive fields for visually completed contours
- Gold JM, Murray RF, Bennett PJ, Sekuler AB (2000)
Current Biology, 10(11), 663-666
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