Color constancy investigated via partial hue-matching von Logvinenko, Alexander D, Beer, Anja

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In search of an elusive hard threshold: a test of observer’s ability to order sub-threshold stimuli von Logvinenko, A.D., Byth, W., Vityaev, E.E.

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An object-color space von Logvinenko, Alexander D

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The geometric structure of color von Logvinenko, Alexander D

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On derivation of spectral sensitivities of the human cones from trichromatic colour matching functions von Logvinenko, Alexander D.

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The anchoring effect in lightness perception in humans von Logvinenko, Alexander D.

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Lightness Induction Revisited von Logvinenko, Alexander D

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Nonlinear analysis of spatial vision using first-and-second-order volterra transfer functions measurement von Logvinenko, A.D.

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Hering's and Helmholtz's types of simultaneous lightness contrast von Logvinenko, Alexander D, Kane, John

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Partial colour matching: A new method to measure unique hues von Logvinenko, A. D.

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Partial hue-matching von Logvinenko, Alexander D, Beattie, Lesley L

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Colour constancy as measured by least dissimilar matching von Logvinenko, A. D., Tokunaga, R.

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Unique hue isochromes in the equiluminant plane von Logvinenko, A. D., Lu, T.

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Is luminance contrast necessary to perceive lightness? von Logvinenko, A. D

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Individual Differences in Human Colour Vision as Derived from Stiles & Burch 10 degree Colour Matching Functions von Logvinenko, AD

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On deriving analyser characteristics from summation-at-threshold data von Logvinenko, A D

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High-Spatial-Frequency Tritanopia: S-Filling-in or S-Filtering-Out? von Logvinenko, Alexander D

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Lightness judgments made in shadow and highlight von Schirillo, J. A., Logvinenko, A. D.

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Colour dissimilarities under neutral light sources differing in intensity measured using two competing methods von Tokunaga, R., Logvinenko, A. D., Maloney, L. T.

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Which colours do not invoke the high-spatial-frequency tritanopia effect? von Logvinenko, A. D., Hutchinson, S. J.

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