Search Results - "Chung, Susana T L"

Assessing the impact of glazing and window shade systems on view clarity by Ko, Won Hee, Burgess, Isabel, Schiavon, Stefano, Chung, Susana T. L., MacNaughton, Piers, Um, Chai Yoon

“…Windows provide access to daylight and outdoor views, influencing building design. Various glazing and window shade materials are used to mitigate glare,…”
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Learning to identify near-acuity letters, either with or without flankers, results in improved letter size and spacing limits in adults with amblyopia by Chung, Susana T L, Li, Roger W, Levi, Dennis M

“…Amblyopia is a developmental abnormality that results in deficits for a wide range of visual tasks, most notably, the reduced ability to see fine details, the…”
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Contrast polarity differences reduce crowding but do not benefit reading performance in peripheral vision by Chung, Susana T.L., Mansfield, J. Stephen

“…Previous studies have shown that the spatial extent of crowding in peripheral vision is reduced when a target letter and its flanking letters have opposite…”
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Reading speed in the peripheral visual field of older adults: Does it benefit from perceptual learning? by Yu, Deyue, Cheung, Sing-Hang, Legge, Gordon E., Chung, Susana T.L.

“…Enhancing reading ability in peripheral vision is important for the rehabilitation of people with central-visual-field loss from age-related macular…”
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Comparing the Shape of Contrast Sensitivity Functions for Normal and Low Vision by Chung, Susana T L, Legge, Gordon E

“…The contrast sensitivity function (CSF) provides a detailed description of an individual's spatial-pattern detection capability. We tested the hypothesis that…”
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Development of a training protocol to improve reading performance in peripheral vision by Yu, Deyue, Legge, Gordon E., Park, Heejung, Gage, Emily, Chung, Susana T.L.

“…People with central-field loss must use peripheral vision for reading. Previous studies have shown that reading performance in peripheral vision can improve…”
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Precision of position signals for letters by Chung, Susana T.L., Legge, Gordon E.

“…Accurate reading of words and text relies on reliable identification of letters in left-to-right order. Previous studies have shown that people often make…”
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Cortical reorganization after long-term adaptation to retinal lesions in humans by Chung, Susana T L

“…Single-unit recordings demonstrated that the adult mammalian visual cortex is capable of reorganizing after induced retinal lesions. In humans, whether the…”
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Learning to identify near-threshold luminance-defined and contrast-defined letters in observers with amblyopia by Chung, Susana T.L., Li, Roger W., Levi, Dennis M.

“…We assessed whether or not the sensitivity for identifying luminance-defined and contrast-defined letters improved with training in a group of amblyopic…”
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Learning to identify crowded letters: Does it improve reading speed? by Chung, Susana T.L.

“…Crowding, the difficulty in identifying a letter embedded in other letters, has been suggested as an explanation for slow reading in peripheral vision. In this…”
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Detection and identification of crowded mirror-image letters in normal peripheral vision by Chung, Susana T.L.

“…Performance for discriminating single mirror-image letters in peripheral vision can be as good as that in central vision, provided that letter size is scaled…”
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Mechanisms of perceptual learning of depth discrimination in random dot stereograms by Gantz, Liat, Patel, Saumil S., Chung, Susana T.L., Harwerth, Ronald S.

“…Perceptual learning is a training induced improvement in performance. Mechanisms underlying the perceptual learning of depth discrimination in dynamic random…”
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Donepezil Does Not Enhance Perceptual Learning in Adults with Amblyopia: A Pilot Study by Chung, Susana T L, Li, Roger W, Silver, Michael A, Levi, Dennis M

“…Amblyopia is a developmental disorder that results in a wide range of visual deficits. One proven approach to recovering vision in adults with amblyopia is…”
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The case for the visual span as a sensory bottleneck in reading by Legge, Gordon E, Cheung, Sing-Hang, Yu, Deyue, Chung, Susana T L, Lee, Hye-Won, Owens, Daniel P

“…The visual span for reading is the number of letters, arranged horizontally as in text, that can be recognized reliably without moving the eyes. The…”
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Effect of letter spacing on visual span and reading speed by Yu, Deyue, Cheung, Sing-Hang, Legge, Gordon E, Chung, Susana T L

“…S. T. L. Chung (2002) has shown that rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) reading speed varies with letter spacing, peaking near the standard letter spacing…”
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Identification of contrast-defined letters benefits from perceptual learning in adults with amblyopia by Chung, Susana T.L., Li, Roger W., Levi, Dennis M.

“…Amblyopes show specific deficits in processing second-order spatial information (e.g. Wong, Levi, & McGraw (2001). Is second-order spatial loss in amblyopia…”
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Using natural language processing to link patients' narratives to visual capabilities and sentiments by He, Dongcheng, Chung, Susana T L

“…Analyzing narratives in patients' medical records using a framework that combines natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning may help uncover the…”
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Advances in vision impairment research by Chung, Susana T L

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The effect of dioptric blur on reading performance by Chung, Susana T.L., Jarvis, Samuel H., Cheung, Sing-Hang

“…Little is known about the systematic impact of blur on reading performance. The purpose of this study was to quantify the effect of dioptric blur on reading…”
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Can reading-specific training stimuli improve the effect of perceptual learning on peripheral reading speed? by Bernard, Jean-Baptiste, Arunkumar, Amit, Chung, Susana T.L.

“…► We examined perceptual learning using a trigram letter recognition task. ► We compared visual-span profiles and reading speed before and after training. ►…”
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