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Vision Modelling Laboratory

Publications
Article
Bayesian approximations to the theory of visual attention (TVA) in a foraging task In press

Le S. T., MacInnes W., Kristjansson A.

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology. 2022. P. 1-14.

Book chapter
Parietal alpha oscillations associated with working memory may reflect cognitive effort modulations

Zhozhikashvili N., Zakharov I., Ismatullina V. et al.

In bk.: NeNa Conference 2021 Neurowissenschaftliche Nachwuchskonferenz (Conference of Junior Neuroscientists) October 7, 2021 Tübingen. 2021. Ch. 9. P. 10-10.

Working paper
Deep Learning Neural Networks as a Model of Saccadic Generation

Krasovskaya S., Zhulikov G., MacInnes W.

PsyArXiv Preprints. нет. Center for Open Science, 2021

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About the Laboratory

The Vision Modelling Lab (VML) research focuses on (i) applied AI projects in the field of psychology or neuro-linguistic and (ii) developing multi-model computation methods. We have members from computer science, cognitive neuroscience and cognitive psychology. VML was founded by Dr. Joe MacInnes in 2018, with a research focus on computational models of vision. In 2022 Dr. MacInnes joined the faculty of computer science at Swansea University, and Dr. Soroosh Shalileh replaced him. Under the new lab's head, the VML research focus has been changed accordingly. Refer to "About the Laboratory" for more details.