Scaling up behavioural studies of visual memory

Jordan W. Suchow ()
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Jordan W. Suchow: Stevens Institute of Technology

Nature Human Behaviour, 2023, vol. 7, issue 5, 672-673

Abstract: A century of experiments on human visual memory have catalogued the many determinants of what people remember about their visual environments. In a massive experimental study of visual memory, Huang leverages mobile gaming to collect a dataset of 35 million behavioural responses that reveals how the mechanisms of visual spatial memory fit together.

Date: 2023
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