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Publications
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<em>Refereed articles</em>

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Stromeyer C.F. III, Mulligan J.B., Birch D.G., and Dawson
B.M., (1982), "Adaptation to polarized light in humans." Vi-
sion Research, 22, 217-224.
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Nakayama K., Silverman G., MacLeod D.I.A., and Mulligan
J.B., (1985), "Sensitivity to shearing and compressive mo-
tion in random dots." Perception, 14, 225-238.
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Mulligan J.B., (1986), "Minimizing quantization errors in a
digitally controlled CRT." Color Res. Appl. (suppl.), 11,
S47-S51.
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Mulligan J.B., (1986), "Optimizing stereo separation in
color television anaglyphs." Perception, 15, 27-36.
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Mulligan, J.B., and MacLeod, D.I.A., (1988), "Reciprocity
between luminance and dot density in the perception of
brightness." Vision Res., 28, 503-519.
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Mulligan, J.B., and Stone, L.S., (1989), "Halftoning method
for the generation of motion stimuli." J. Opt. Soc. Am., 6,
1217-1227.
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Stone, L.S., Watson, A.B., and Mulligan, J.B., (1990) "Ef-
fect of contrast on the perceived direction of a moving
plaid." Vision Res., 30, 1049-1067.
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Mulligan, J.B. and MacLeod, D.I.A., (1991), "Visual sensi-
tivity to spatially sampled modulation in human observers."
Vision Res., 31, 895-905.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1992), "Anisotropy in an ambiguous kinetic
depth effect." J. Opt. Soc. Am. A, 9, 521-529.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1993), "Nonlinear combination rules and the
perception of motion transparency." Vision Res., 33, 2021-
2030.
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<em>NASA technical memoranda</em>

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Mulligan, J.B., and Stone, L.S., (1988), "Efficient use of
bit planes in the generation of motion stimuli." NASA Tech.
Memo. #101022.
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Stone, L.S., Watson, A.B., and Mulligan, J.B., (1989) "Ef-
fect of contrast on the perception of direction of a moving
pattern." NASA Tech. Memo. #102234.
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<em>Papers appearing in refereed conference proceedings</em>

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Ahumada, Albert J., Jr., and Mulligan, Jeffrey B., (1989)
"Learning in interpolation networks for irregular sampling:
some convergence properties." Topical Meeting on Applied Vi-
sion, 1989 Technical digest series, v. 16, (Optical Society
of America, Washington, D.C. 1989) pp. WC3-1 - WC3-4.
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Mulligan, Jeffrey B., (1990),  "Digital halftoning methods
for selectively partitioning error into achromatic and
chromatic channels." Proc. SPIE/SPSE Conference No. 1249 on
Human Vision, Visual Processing, and Visual Display, Paper
No. 21, February 1990.
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Ahumada, Albert J., Jr., and Mulligan, Jeffrey B., (1990),
"Learning receptor positions from imperfectly known mo-
tions." Proc. SPIE/SPSE Conference No. 1249 on Human Vision,
Visual Processing, and Visual Display, Paper No. 10, Febru-
ary 1990.
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Ahumada, Albert J., Jr., and Mulligan, Jeffrey B., (1991),
"Network compensation for missing sensors." Proc. SPIE/SPSE
Conference 1453 on Human Vision, Visual Processing, and
Visual Display II, 134-146.
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Mulligan, Jeffrey B., and Ahumada, Albert J., Jr., (1992),
"Principled halftoning based on human vision models." Proc.
SPIE/SPSE Conference 1666 on Human Vision, Visual Process-
ing, and Visual Display III, 109-121.
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Mulligan, J.B., and Ahumada, A.J. Jr., (1992), "Principled
methods for color dithering based on models of the human
visual system." SID Int. Symp. Dig. Tech. Papers, 23, 194-
197.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1993), "Methods for spatiotemporal dither-
ing." SID Int. Symp. Dig. Tech. Papers, 24, 155-158.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1993), "Improving digital halftones by ex-
ploiting visual system properties." in Singh, A. (ed.),
Conference record, 27th Asilomar conference on Signals, Sys-
tems and Computers, IEEE Computer Society Press, pp. 961-
965.
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<em>Conference Presentations</em>

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Mulligan J.B., (1982), "Binocular mechanisms in the process-
ing of moving textures" Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 22,
145.
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Nakayama K., Silverman G., Mulligan J., and MacLeod D.I.A.,
(1982), "Anisotropic spatial integration in motion detec-
tion" Fifth European Conference on Visual Perception, Groot
Begijnhof, Leuven, Belgium, September 1982.
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Mulligan J.B. and Krauskopf J., (1983), "Vernier acuity for
chromatic stimuli" Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 24, 276.
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MacLeod D.I.A., Nakayama K., Silverman G. and Mulligan J.B.,
(1983), "Anisotropic spatial integration in the detection of
movement" Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 24, 277.
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Mulligan J.B. and MacLeod D.I.A., (1984), "Pooling of per-
ceived brightness among disinct texture elements" Inv.
Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 25, 199.
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Mulligan J.B., (1985), "Chromatic modulation sensitivity
unimpaired by sampling" Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 26,
206.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1986), "Algorithms for computing
structure-from-motion evaluated using an ambiguous kinetic
depth effect." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 27, 142.
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Chen, B., MacLeod, D.I.A., and Mulligan, J.B., (1986), "Does
the inhibitory surround improve resolution under light
adapted conditions?" Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 27,
344.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1987), "A simple method for colorimetric
calibration of color TV displays." Optics News, v. 13, no.
9, 166.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1988), "Perceived position depends on velo-
city." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 29, 251.
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Stone, L.S., Mulligan, J.B., and Watson, A.B., (1988),
"Neural determination of the direction of motion:  contrast
affects the perceived direction of a moving plaid." Soc.
Neurosci. Abstr., 14, 1251.
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Stone, L.S., Mulligan, J.B., and Watson, A.B., (1988), "Con-
trast affects the perceived direction of a moving plaid."
Optics News, v. 14 no. 9, 206.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1988), "Factors affecting the perception of
transparent motion." Optics News, v. 14 no. 9, 206.
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Mulligan, J.B., and Cunningham, H.A., (1989), "Motion cap-
ture unmasked." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 30, 388.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1990), "Channel model of motion transparen-
cy." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 31, 528.
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Ahumada, A.J., Jr., and Mulligan, J.B., (1990), "Learning
networks for the red-green opponent system." Inv. Ophth.
Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 31, 262.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1990), "Linear model of color transparen-
cy." Optical Society of America Annual Meeting Technical
Digest, 268 (abs.).
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Mulligan, J.B., (1991), "A continuous version of the
barber-pole illusion." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 32,
829.
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Shiffrar, M., and Mulligan, J.B., (1991), "A test for models
of motion processing:  nonrigidly perceived rotating el-
lipses." 32nd annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society, 30.
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Mulligan, J.B., and Shiffrar, M., (1991), "Perception of ri-
gidity with rotating ellipses." OSA Annual Meeting Technical
Digest, 17, 225.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1992), "Motion transparency is restricted
to two planes." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 33, 1049.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1992), "Symmetric models of color constan-
cy." OSA Annual Meeting Technical Digest, 23, 62.
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Mulligan, J.B., (1993), "Classification of Color X-
Junctions." Inv. Ophth. Vis. Sci.  (suppl.), 34, 766.
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