Peggy Seriès

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Aaron R. SeitzProfessor of Professor of Psychology, Physical Therapy, Art + Design, Northeastern UniversityE-mail confirmado em northeastern.edu
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Peggy Seriès

Professor in Computational Psychiatry, University of Edinburgh

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Computational Psychiatry Computational Neuroscience.


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Similarity-based extraction of individual networks from gray matter MRI scans BM Tijms, P Seriès, DJ Willshaw, SM Lawrie Cerebral cortex 22 (7), 1530-1541, 2012	301	2012
Tuning curve sharpening for orientation selectivity: coding efficiency and the impact of correlations P Seriès, PE Latham, A Pouget Nature neuroscience 7 (10), 1129-1135, 2004	270	2004
Learning what to expect (in visual perception) P Seriès, AR Seitz Frontiers in human neuroscience 7, 668, 2013	268	2013
The “silent” surround of V1 receptive fields: theory and experiments P Series, J Lorenceau, Y Frégnac Journal of physiology-Paris 97 (4-6), 453-474, 2003	257	2003
Bayes in the brain—on Bayesian modelling in neuroscience M Colombo, P Seriès The British journal for the philosophy of science, 2012	209	2012
Is the homunculus “aware” of sensory adaptation? P Seriès, AA Stocker, EP Simoncelli Neural computation 21 (12), 3271-3304, 2009	187	2009
Rapidly learned stimulus expectations alter perception of motion M Chalk, AR Seitz, P Seriès Journal of vision 10 (8), 2-2, 2010	179	2010
Autistic traits, but not schizotypy, predict increased weighting of sensory information in Bayesian visual integration P Karvelis, AR Seitz, SM Lawrie, P Seriès ELife 7, e34115, 2018	113	2018
Changing expectations about speed alters perceived motion direction G Sotiropoulos, AR Seitz, P Seriès Current Biology 21 (21), R883-R884, 2011	102	2011
Comprehensive review: Computational modelling of schizophrenia V Valton, L Romaniuk, JD Steele, S Lawrie, P Seriès Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 83, 631-646, 2017	97	2017
Charles Bonnet syndrome: evidence for a generative model in the cortex? DP Reichert, P Series, AJ Storkey PLoS computational biology 9 (7), e1003134, 2013	81	2013
Orientation dependent modulation of apparent speed: a model based on the dynamics of feed-forward and horizontal connectivity in V1 cortex P Seriès, S Georges, J Lorenceau, Y Frégnac Vision research 42 (25), 2781-2797, 2002	78	2002
Modeling trait anxiety: from computational processes to personality JG Raymond, JD Steele, P Seriès Frontiers in psychiatry 8, 1, 2017	74	2017
Blunted medial prefrontal cortico-limbic reward-related effective connectivity and depression S Rupprechter, L Romaniuk, P Series, Y Hirose, E Hawkins, AL Sandu, ... Brain 143 (6), 1946-1956, 2020	73	2020
Optimism as a prior belief about the probability of future reward A Stankevicius, QJM Huys, A Kalra, P Seriès PLoS computational biology 10 (5), e1003605, 2014	72	2014
Orientation dependent modulation of apparent speed: psychophysical evidence S Georges, P Seriès, Y Frégnac, J Lorenceau Vision research 42 (25), 2757-2772, 2002	72	2002
Fisher and Shannon information in finite neural populations S Yarrow, E Challis, P Series Neural computation 24 (7), 1740-1780, 2012	66	2012
Complexity and specificity of experimentally-induced expectations in motion perception N Gekas, M Chalk, AR Seitz, P Seriès Journal of Vision 13 (4), 8-8, 2013	64	2013
Hallucinations in Charles Bonnet syndrome induced by homeostasis: a deep Boltzmann machine model P Series, D Reichert, AJ Storkey Advances in neural information processing systems 23, 2010	60	2010
Elucidating poor decision-making in a rat gambling task M Rivalan, V Valton, P Series, AR Marchand, F Dellu-Hagedorn PLoS One 8 (12), e82052, 2013	54	2013

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