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Electrophysiological differences in the processing of affect misattribution.Enhancement of glossiness perception by retinal-image motion: additional effect of head-yoked motion parallax.Experts and novices use the same factors--but differently--to evaluate pearl quality.Semantic processing in subliminal face stimuli: an EEG and tDCS study.Image regions contributing to perceptual translucency: A psychophysical reverse-correlation study.Gamma oscillations distinguish mere exposure from other likability effects.Detection and visualization of intracutaneous allergic type-specific elements using long-wavelength near-infrared hyperspectral imaging.Asymmetry of P3 amplitude during oddball tasks reflects the unnaturalness of visual stimuli.Selection of optimal combinations of band-pass filters for ice detection by hyperspectral imaging.Optical filter highlighting spectral features part II: quantitative measurements of cosmetic foundation and assessment of their spatial distributions under realistic facial conditions.Optical filter for highlighting spectral features part I: design and development of the filter for discrimination of human skin with and without an application of cosmetic foundation.A Computational Model for Color Constancy by Separating Reflectance and Illuminant Edges within a SceneEffects of color information on face processing using event-related potentials and gamma oscillationsThe face-selective N170 component is modulated by facial colorTemporal properties of material categorization and material rating: visual vs non-visual material featuresOptimization of excitation-emission band-pass filter for visualization of viable bacteria distribution on the surface of pork meatDecreased beta-band activity is correlated with disambiguation of hidden figuresNeural processes in pseudo perceptual rivalry: an ERP and time-frequency approachFacial color processing in the face-selective regions: an fMRI study
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