Characterizing orientation processing in autistic children using an equivalent noise approach by Manning, C

Brain responses to global perceptual coherence by Braddick, O, Birtles, D, Mills, S, Warshafsky, J, Wattam-Bell, J, Atkinson, J

“…We conclude: (a) coherence-dependent VEPs provide measures of global form and motion processing, practical for infants and non-verbal (e.g. autistic) children; (b) this response is elicited efficiently at relatively high presentation rates; (c) the level tapped by the VEP does not provide the limiting factor on temporal integration in global perceptual processing.…”