30th European Mathematical Psychology Group Meeting
Mannheim, August 30 - September 2, 1999Final Program |
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| Monday, August 30 |
| | Room O 163 |
| | Symposium in Honor of Prof. Jan
Drösler
Chairs: H. Irtel & J. Lukas |
| 9:30 | Hans Irtel (Mannheim): The Regensburg Mathematical Psychology Group
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| 10:00 | Franz Schmalhofer (Heidelberg): Where Process and Measurement Models Meet, Revisited
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| 10:30 | Josef Lukas (Halle-Wittenberg): Order Structure of Order Relations
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| 11:00 | Coffee Break |
| 11:30 | Cornelia E. Dowling (Braunschweig): Systems for Adaptive, Computerbased Learning
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| 12:00 | Ronald Hübner & Peter Malinowski (Konstanz): How to Produce Fast Absent-Responses in Visual Search
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| 12:30 | Karl R. Gegenfurtner (Tübingen): Temporal Dynamics of Adaptation in Color Appearance and Discrimination
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| 13:00 | Lunch Break |
| 14:30 | Jean-Claude Falmagne (Irvine): Media Theory
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| 15:00 | William Batchelder (Irvine): On the Apparent Failure of the Strategy of Model Competition to Achieve "Final Theory" in Cognitive Psychology
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| 15:30 | George Sperling (Irvine), Luis A. Lesmes & Zhong-Lin Lu (Los Angeles): A Theory of Isoluminant Chromatic Motion Perception
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| 16:00 | Coffee Break |
| 16:30 | Tarow Indow (Irvine): Visual Space under Non-Egocentric Localization
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| 17:00 | R. Duncan Luce (Irvine): Levels of Measurement Laws
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| 17:30 | Closing Session |
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| Tuesday, August 31 |
| | Room O 163 | Room O 169 |
| | Perception |
Algebraic and Probabilistic Measurement
Models |
| 9:00 | Kimberly A. Jameson (San Diego), Valerie Bonnardel (Cambridge, UK), Susan M. Highnote & Linda Wasserman (San Diego): Photopigment Opsin Variation and Color Sensation
| Thierry Marchant (Bruxelles): An Alternative Framework for Decision Theory in the Context of Multicriteria Decision Aiding
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| 9:30 | Chingis Izmailov, Evgenii Sokolov & Svetlana Korshunova (Moscow): The Spherical Model of Color Discrimination Based on Human VEP Data
| Reinhard Suck (Osnarbrück): When Automorphisms are Rare
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| 10:00 | Toshio Watanabe (Fujisawa): Non-Euclidean Property of Blind Walking
| Louis Narens (Irvine): A Mathematical Theory of Belief
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| 10:30 | Coffee Break |
| 11:00 | Martin Lages & Michel Treisman (Berlin): Discrimination of Depth and Criterion-Setting
| Ranald R. Macdonald (Stirling): Incompleteness and Probability Modelling
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| 11:30 | Mario Zanforlin, Luigi Beghi & Elisabetta Xausa (Padua): Twelve Years of Modelling of Stereokinetic Phenomena
| Alexei Pestov (Moscow): The Development of Mathematical Psychlogy in the Future
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| | Invited Lecture
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| 12:00 | Claus Bundesen (Copenhagen): Models of Visual Attention: A Selective Review
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| 13:00 | Lunch Break |
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| | Symposium: 30 Years of EMPG
Organizer and Chair:
J.-C. Falmagne |
| 14:30 | Josef Lukas (Halle): Knowledge Representation and Cognitive Processes
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| 15:00 | Patrick Suppes (Stanford): Learning
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| 15:30 | R. Duncan Luce (Irvine): Measurement and Utility
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| 16:00 | Coffee Break |
| 16:30 | Jan Drösler (Regensburg): Visual Space
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| 17:00 | Jean-Claude Falmagne (Irvine): Mathematical Psychology and Psychophysics
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| 19:00 | Conference Dinner at Seerestaurant in the Luisenpark |
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| Wednesday, September 1 |
| | Room O 163 | Room O 169 |
| | Psychophysics |
Response Time Distributions |
| 9:00 | Wolfgang Ellermeier & Günther Faulhammer (Regensburg): Empirical Evaluation of Axioms Fundamental to Stevens' Ratio-Scaling Approach
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| 9:30 | Jürgen Heller (Regensburg): On the Illumination-Invariance of Plateau's Midgrey
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| 10:00 | Akos Munnich & Janos Math (Debrecen): A Preference Response Continous Scale Model
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| 10:30 | Coffee Break |
| 11:00 | Francois Bavaud (Lausanne): Heuristic of Relevant Features and Perception of Randomness
| Diana Eugenie Kornbrot (Hatfield): Nail that Distribution: Linear Weighted Moments for Identifying the Form of Reaction Time Distributions Generated by Perceptual, Cognitive and Decision Tasks
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| 11:30 | Jerry Balakrishnan (West Lafayette): Signal Detection Theory: Fundamental Misrepresentations of Human Performance
| Douglas Vickers & Anthony Pietsch (Adelaide): Accuracy, Response Time, Confidence and Short-Term Memory in Simple Decisions
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| | Invited Lecture
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| 12:00 | Adele Diederich (Oldenburg): Switching Attention: Diffusion Models of Response Time and Choice Probability for Multiattribute Stimuli
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| 13:00 | Lunch Break |
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| | Symposium: Psychometric Functions and Adaptive
Procedures
Chair: W. Ellermeier |
Models for Complex Tasks |
| 14:30 | Christian Kaernbach (Leipzig): Using Unforced-Choice Tasks in Adaptive Psychophysical Procedures
| Tom Verguts & Paul De Boeck (Leuven): A Model for Speed and Accuracy Data on Complex Mental Tasks
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| 15:00 | Andreas Möltner (Mannheim): Adaptive Methods for Estimating Multivariate Psychophysical Thresholds
| Peter Theuns (Ghent): A Boolean Approach to Hierarchical Data Analysis, an Overview
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| 15:30 | Miguel A. Garcia-Perez (Madrid): Simulation and Empirical Studies of Forced-Choice Staircases with Fixed Step Sizes
| Stefan Klein & Bodo Krause (Berlin): Item Selection in IRT Models for Measuring Change
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| 16:00 | Coffee Break |
| 16:30 | Marco J.H. Puts & Peter R. Snoeren (Nijmegen): MUEST: an Adaptive Psychometric Method
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| 17:00 | Bernhard Treutwein & Hans Strasburger (München): Assessing the Variability of Psychometric Functions
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| 17:30 | Victor E. Doubrovski & Olga V. Lovi (Moscow): The Nonparametric Procedure for Comparison of Psychometric Functions
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| Thursday, September 2 |
| | Room O 163 | Room O 169 |
| | Perceptual Processes |
Knowledge and Activity |
| 9:00 | | Martin Schrepp (Hockenheim): A Method to Compare Knowledge Structures Concerning their Adequacy
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| 9:30 | | Karl Erich Wolff (Darmstadt) & Norbert Spangenberg (Frankfurt): Conceptual Knowledge Representation in Psychoanalytic Process Research
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| 10:00 | Günter Lehmann (Wuppertal): A Method for Approximating the Shape of Latent Fields of Single Visual Points for Predicting Geometric Optical Illusions.
| Cord Hockemeyer (Graz): Probabilistic Assessment of Knowledge
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| 10:30 | Coffee Break |
| 11:00 | Jun Zhang (Ann Arbor): Riemannian Geometric Framework for Perceptual Binding and Object "Oneness"
| T. N. Savchenko & G. M. Golovina (Moscow): Quantitative Methods of Psychological Activity Theory
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| 11:30 | Closing Session: Where Do We Meet Next Year? In Graz! |