Leo Ganz - Concepedia

Author

Leo Ganz

Stanford University

Also Known As

L Ganz, L. Ganz, Leo Ganz

Publications

3.1K

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Stanford University University of California, Riverside University of Houston

About

Leo Ganz is an author at Stanford University specializing in social sciences, neuroscience, and visual processing.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	18	20	2.7K
2	Engineering	4	4	283
3	Medicine	3	3	159
4	Health Sciences	2	2	368
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	10

Leo Ganz

Publications

2.9K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Implications of sustained and transient channels for theories of visual pattern masking, saccadic suppression, and information processing. Bruno G. Breitmeyer, Leo Ganz Psychological Review Saccadic SuppressionCognitive ScienceVisual CognitionInformation ProcessingVisual Pattern Masking	1976	1.2K
Event-related Brain Potentials to Human Faces in Infants Eric Courchesne, Leo Ganz, Anthony M. Norcia Child Development Early VisionCognitive ScienceDevelopmental Cognitive NeuroscienceEvent-related Brain PotentialsCognitive Development	1981	217
Aftereffect of Seen Motion with a Stabilized Retinal Image Robert Sekuler, Leo Ganz Science AttentionSocial SciencesEarly VisionRetinaTest Contours	1963	194
Temporal studies with flashed gratings: Inferences about human transient and sustained channels Bruno G. Breitmeyer, Leo Ganz Vision Research Temporal StudiesCognitive SciencePhysiological OpticNeurophysiologyEye Tracking	1977	174
The selective effect of visual deprivation on receptive field shape determined neurophysiologically Leo Ganz, Margaret I. Fitch, John A. Satterberg Experimental Neurology Cognitive ScienceBlindsightPhysiological OpticNeurophysiologyVisual Deprivation	1968	120
The effect of visual deprivation on perceptual behavior Leo Ganz, Margaret I. Fitch Experimental Neurology Cognitive ScienceVisual DeprivationSensory DeprivationCognitionVisual Processing	1968	116
The simultaneous spatial frequency shift: A dissociation between the detection and perception of gratings Stanley A. Klein, C.F. Stromeyer, Leo Ganz Vision Research Early VisionTransient GratingCognitive ScienceEngineeringPhysiological Optic	1974	105
The nature of perceptual deficits in visually deprived cats Leo Ganz, Helmut V. B. Hirsch, Suzannah Bliss Tieman Brain Research Perceptual DeficitsVision ResearchNeurosciencePerceptionAttention	1972	85
Independent stereoscopic channels for different extents of spatial pooling Robert A. Schumer, Leo Ganz Vision Research EngineeringIndependent Stereoscopic ChannelsMachine VisionStereo VisionComputer Stereo Vision	1979	83
Mechanism of directional selectivity in simple neurons of the cat's visual cortex analyzed with stationary flash sequences Leo Ganz, Robert B. Felder Journal of Neurophysiology Ganglion CellCognitive ScienceNeural MechanismOphthalmologyComputational Neuroscience	1984	77

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