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1. Cropper, SJ; Johnston, A
   Motion of contrast envelopes: peace and noise
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    AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
    
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    VISION RESEARCH
    
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    How does noise influence the estimation of speed?
    VISION RESEARCH
    
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    Vision research (Oxford)
    
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    LOCAL AND GLOBAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE COHERENT MOTION OF GRATINGS PRESENTED IN MULTIPLE APERTURES
    Vision research (Oxford)
    
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18. VERGHESE P; STONE LS
    SPATIAL LAYOUT AFFECTS SPEED DISCRIMINATION
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19. LEDGEWAY T; SMITH AT
    CHANGES IN PERCEIVED SPEED FOLLOWING ADAPTATION TO FIRST-ORDER AND 2ND-ORDER MOTION
    Vision research
    
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20. THOMPSON P; STONE LS; SWASH S
    SPEED ESTIMATES FROM GRATING PATCHES ARE NOT CONTRAST-NORMALIZED
    Vision research
    
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21. CASTET E; MORGAN MJ
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    Vision research
    
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22. VERGHESE P; STONE LS
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    Vision research
    
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23. LEDGEWAY T; SMITH AT
    THE PERCEIVED SPEED OF 2ND-ORDER MOTION AND ITS DEPENDENCE ON STIMULUS CONTRAST
    Vision research
    
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24. SMITH AT; EDGAR GK
    ANTAGONISTIC COMPARISON OF TEMPORAL FREQUENCY FILTER OUTPUTS AS A BASIS FOR SPEED PERCEPTION
    Vision research
    
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25. WATAMANIUK SNJ; GRZYWACZ NM; YUILLE AL
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    Vision research
    
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