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2020 – today
- 2020
[j3]Viswadeep Sarangi, Adar Pelah, William Edward Hahn, Elan Barenholtz:
Neural and Neuromimetic Perception: A Comparative Study of Gender Classification from Human Gait. J. Percept. Imaging 3(1): 10402-1 (2020)- [c10]Viswadeep Sarangi, Adar Pelah, William Edward Hahn, Elan Barenholtz:
Neural and Neuromimetic Perception: A Comparative Study of Gender Classification from Human Gait. HVEI 2020
2010 – 2019
- 2010
- [c9]Rachael Casey, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby
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Influence of step frequency on visual speed perception during locomotion. APGV 2010: 160
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [c8]Sonja Lehtinen, Clara Cheung, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby:
Step synchronization and third person speed perception in virtual environment locomotion simulators. APGV 2009: 135 - [c7]Andrew Nanapragasam, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby:
Visualizations for locomotor learning with real time feedback in VR. APGV 2009: 139 - 2008
- [c6]Huan Dong, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby:
The perceptual influences on gait transition of step parameters and optic flow in virtual environment locomotion simulators. APGV 2008: 143-146 - 2007
- [j2]Adar Pelah, Jan J. Koenderink:
Editorial: Walking in real and virtual environments. ACM Trans. Appl. Percept. 4(1): 1 (2007) - [j1]Henry Apfelbaum, Adar Pelah, Eli Peli:
Heading assessment by "tunnel vision" patients and control subjects standing or walking in a virtual reality environment. ACM Trans. Appl. Percept. 4(1): 8 (2007) - 2005
- [c5]Adrian Thurrell, Adar Pelah:
Matching visual and nonvisual signals: evidence for a mechanism to discount optic flow during locomotion. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2005: 434-448 - 2000
- [c4]Alan D. Kalvin, Bernice E. Rogowitz, Adar Pelah, Aron Cohen:
Building perceptual color maps for visualizing interval data. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2000: 323-335
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c3]J. S. Lauritzen, Adar Pelah, David J. Tolhurst:
Perceptual rules for watermarking images: a psychophysical study of the visual basis for digital pattern encryption. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 1999: 392-402 - [c2]Bernice E. Rogowitz, Alan D. Kalvin, Adar Pelah, Aron Cohen:
Which Trajectories Through Which Perceptually Uniform Color Spaces Produce Appropriate Colors Scales for Interval Data? (Invited Paper). CIC 1999: 321-326 - 1996
- [c1]Adar Pelah:
Visibility of simple features on complex backgrounds. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 1996: 216-225
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