Timothy Brady

@timbrady.bsky.social

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I'm a cognitive scientist and Professor of Psychology at UC San Diego. My lab studies visual cognition and memory. Website: https://bradylab.ucsd.edu/

Model summary from the paper, showing that because oblique orientations have a more spread out similarity function, they end up with worse errors but higher confidence than cardinal orientations in the model and the data.
Graphs from the paper, showing predicted memory errors at each confidence level (predicted from another task) map onto the actual data for each confidence level.
Door with no hinges. And a kiwi bird. Because Sam.
A red book, titled practical vision science.