Cyril R. Latimer
Honorary Associate Professor
Qualifications
Contact Details
- Office: Rm 466 Griffith Taylor
- Ph: +61-2-9351 3347
- Fax: +61-2-9036 5223
- Mobile: 0407-998737
- Email:
Research Interests
- Cognitive Science
- Visual Pattern Recognition
- Computer Simulation
- Connectionist Modeling of Cognition
- Eye Movement Indices of Attention
- Symmetry Detection
- Local versus Global Processing
- Philosophy of Psychology
Editorial Positions
Membership of Societies
Consultancies and Contracts
- Reserve Bank of Australia
- Roads and Traffic Authority, NSW
- NSW Crown Solicitor's Office
- NSW State Rail Authority
- Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
- Fuji Xerox
Recent Publications
- Joung, W., & Latimer, C. (2003). Tilt aftereffects
generated by symmetrical dot patterns with two or four axes of symmetry. Spatial
Vision. 16(2), 155-182.
- Latimer, C., Palethorpe, J., Mezey, L., Ellwood, S., &
Raju S. (2002). Forget the highlighter: The role of colour in recognition
memory for images and text. Australian Journal of Psychology, 54(1),
57 (Abstract).
- Latimer, C., Smith, S., Buckingham, R., McKenzie, D., &
Gerstner, E. (2002). Physical and psychophysical measures of the distinctiveness
of Australian banknotes. Australian Journal of Psychology, 54(3)
150-156.
- Joung W, van der Zwan R, and Latimer C (2000). Axes of symmetry
produce tilt aftereffects Spatial Vision. 13(1), 107-128.
- Latimer,
C.R., Irish, M., Stevens, C.J., & Webber, L. (2000). Attentional
biases in geometric form perception. Quarterly Journal of Experimental
Psychology 53A (3), 765-791.
- Manor, BR, Gordon, E., Williams, L.M., Rennie, C.J., Bahramali, H., Latimer,
C.R., Barry, R.J., Meares, R.A. (1999). Eye movements reflect impaired
face processing in patients with schizophrenia. Biological. Psychiatry,
46, 963-969.
- Latimer,
C.R. (1999). Abstract ideas, schemata and hyperstructures: Plus sa
change... Commentary on Richardson on Hyperstructure. Psycoloquy: 10(040).
- Latimer,
C.R.,
& Stevens, C.J. (1999). Intrinsic representations: Simultaneity of
local and global processing? Reply to Opie on part-whole-perception. Psycoloquy:
10(041).
- Latimer, C.R.Joung, W., van der Zwan, R., & Beh, H. (1999).
Modelling experiential and task effects on attentional proceses in symmetry
detection. In W. Becker., & T. Mergner (Eds.) Current oculomotor research:
Physiological and psychological aspects New York: Plenum. pp. 309-312.
- Latimer, C.R. (1999). Binary oppositions and what focuses in focal
attention. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 22 (3), 383-384.
- Latimer, C.R. (1999). Is there more to visual attention than meets
the eye? Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 22(4), 690-691.
- Latimer, C.R. (1998). New features for old: Creation or derivation?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21, 31-32.
- Latimer, C.R. (1998). The Chorus scheme: representation or isomorphism,
holistic or analytic? Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 21, 476-477.
- Latimer,
C.R., & Stevens, C.J. (1998). Wholes and parts: Topology, mereology
and mechanism. Replies to Hoffman, Mortensen and Rakover Psycoloquy,
9. No 31.
- Latimer,
C.R., & Gazzard, S. (1998). Modelling attentional biases in the perception of geometric
forms. In T. Downs, M. Frean & M. Gallaher (Eds.), Proceedings of the
Ninth Australian Conference on Neural Networks, ACNN'98. Brisbane:
University of Queensland, Electrical and Computer Engineering pp.89?93.
- Schenkel, M., Latimer, C., & Jabri, M. (1998). Comparison of
human and machine word recognition. In M.I Jordan, M.J. Kearns & S.A.
Solla (Eds.) Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 10.
pp. 94-100. MIT Press.
- van der Zwan, R., Leo, E., Joung, W., Latimer, C., & Wenderoth,
P. (1998). Evidence that both area V1 and extrastriate visual cortex contribute
to symmetry perception. Current Biology, 8, 889-892.
- Beh, H.C., & Latimer, C.R. (1997). Symmetry detection and orientation
perception: Electrocortical responses to stimuli with real and implicit axes
of orientation. Australian Journal of Psychology, 49 (3), 128-133.
- Latimer, C.R.,
& Stevens, C.J. (1997). Some remarks on wholes, parts and their perception,
Psycoloquy, 8, No 13.
- Stevens, C.J., & Latimer, C.R. (1997) Music recognition An illustrative
application of a connectionist model. Psychology of Music 25, 161-185.
- Latimer, C.R., & Michell, J. (1996). At once scientific and
philosophic: A festschrift in honour of John Philip Sutcliffe. Brisbane:
Boombana Publications
- Beh, H.C., & Latimer, C.R. (1995). Electrocortical activity
to real and subjective orientation of visual stimuli. Fifth Conference
of the Australasian Society for Psychophysiology, Wollongong. (Abstract)
.