Publications
Graham, D., &
Silverstein, S. (2023). Art Making in
Schizophrenia: A Vision Science Perspective. In A. Richard, M. Pelowski,
& B. T. M. Spee (Eds.), Art and Neurological Disorders: Illuminating the
Intersection of Creativity and the Changing Brain (pp. 113–142). Springer
International Publishing. doi:10.1007/978-3-031-14724-1_5
Graham, D. J. 2020. The use of
visual statistical features in empirical aesthetics. In: M. Nadal and O.
Vartanian (Eds.), Oxford Handbook of Empirical Aesthetics, Oxford University
Press, UK. DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198824350.013.19
Graham, D. J. and Field, D. J. 2009. Natural Images:
Coding Efficiency. In: L. R. Squire (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Neuroscience Vol.
VI (pp. 19-27). Oxford: Academic Press.
Graham, D. J. and Field, D. J. 2006. Sparse coding in the
neocortex. In Evolution of Nervous Systems, Vol. III (pp. 181-187), J.
Kaas, L. Krubitzer eds. Oxford: Academic Press.
**indicates HWS undergraduate co-authors
Graham, D.J., Hao, Y., Lax, H.,** Tower, T.,** Conwell, C. and Vessel, E. A. (2024, May) What kind of network is the brain? 5th International Convention on the Mathematics of Neuroscience and AI. Rome, Italy.
Graham, D.J., Hao, Y., Lax, H.,** Tower, T.** and
Hütt, M.-T. (2023, September) Collision Models of Brain Network Communication. 4th
International Convention on the Mathematics of Neuroscience and AI. Rhodes,
Greece.
Hao, Y., Graham, D. and
Hütt, M.-T. (2023, March).
Propagation time of messages on complex networks with collisions. Northeast
Regional Conference on Complex Systems, Potsdam, NY.
Conwell, C., Graham, D.,
Konkle, T., & Vessel, E. (2022). Purely Perceptual Machines Robustly
Predict Human Visual Arousal, Valence, and Aesthetics. Journal of Vision,
22(14), 4266-4266.
O’Keefe, J.**, Reever, J.**, Hao, Y. and Graham, D. (2021, August). Agent based models of brain network
communication. MAA MathFest, virtual. Winner, Outstanding Student Presentation Award.
Conwell, C., Graham, D. J.
and Vessel, E. (2021, September). Beauty as ‘Elemental Affect’: Image
aesthetics, more so than arousal or valence, can be near optimally predicted
with linear readout from deep net feature spaces. International Association
for Empirical Aesthetics Biennial Congress, virtual.
Graham, D. J. and Hao, Y. (2019, September). Nonlinear collision rules on the mammal
connectome produce different behavior in diffusion processes compared to random
walk models. Bernstein Conference on Computational Neuroscience, Berlin,
DE.
Graham, D. J. and Hao, Y. (2018, September). A
selective diffusion model of brain network activity. Conference on Cognitive
Computational Neuroscience, Philadelphia, PA.
Graham, D. J. and Pomerantz, L.** (2018, August). Human
preference for the “true” entropy in visual displays. International
Association for Empirical Aesthetics Biennial Congress, Toronto, ON, CA.
Graham, D. J. and Hao, Y. (2018, July). Sparseness and
message loss in simulated packet-switching primate brain networks. Federation
of European Neuroscience Societies Forum, Berlin, DE.
Hao, Y. and Graham, D. J.
(2018, June). Simulating efficient routing protocols in primate brain networks.
International Conference of Mathematical Neuroscience, Juan-les-Pins,
FR.
Teceno, D.** and Graham. D.
J. (2017, May). Aesthetic stability in adults with brain injury: A pilot study.
Association for Psychological Science Conference, Boston, MA.
Graham, D. J. (2017, March). Human aesthetic stability.
International Conference of Psychological Science, Vienna, Austria.
[presenter and co-chair of symposium, Art
and Aesthetics in Everyday Life].
Prescott, N.** and Graham,
D. J. (2017, March). The visual neuroscience of masks. Eastern
Psychological Association, Boston, MA.
Forman, C.**, Pallett, P., Leder, H. and Graham, D. J. (2016, May). Face representation in human
mask-making. Association for Psychological Science, Chicago, IL.
Graham, D. J. (2016, April). Face representation in
portraiture and mask-making. Invited Panelist, American Society for
Aesthetics, Eastern Section Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
Pugach, C.**, Daley, E.**, Leder, H. and Graham, D. J. (2014, August). Aesthetic Stability in Development. International
Association for Empirical Aesthetics Biennial Congress, New York, NY.
Graham, D. J., Schwarz, B., and Leder, H. (2013, May). Preference for higher-order luminance regularities in
natural scenes. Vision Sciences Society, Naples, FL.
Graham, D. J. and Meng, M. (2011, May). Lightness
constancy in visual artists. Vision Sciences Society, Naples, FL.
Hughes, J. M., Graham, D.
J., Jacobsen, C. R. and Rockmore, D. N. (2011, August). Higher-order
Spatial Statistics and Perceptual Judgments in the Stylometric Analysis of Art. EUSIPCO 2011 (19th European
Signal Processing Conference), Barcelona, ESP.
Graham, D. J. and Meng, M. (2010, November). Rapid
classification of paintings: Evidence for efficient artistic representations. Psychonomic
Society, St. Louis, MO.
Graham, D. J. and Meng, M. (2010, August). Altered
spatial frequency content in paintings by artists with schizophrenia. Talk
presented at the European Conference on Visual Perception, Lausanne,
Switzerland.
Graham, D. J., Friedenberg, J. D. and Rockmore, D. N.
(2010, January). Preference for art: similarity, statistics, and selling price.
Talk presented at the SPIE Electronic Imaging Conference on Human Vision and
Electronic Imaging, San Jose, CA.
Hughes, J. M., Graham, D.
J. and Rockmore, D. J. (2010, January) Stylometrics of artwork: uses and
limitations. Talk presented at the SPIE Electronic Imaging Conference on
Computer Image Analysis in the Study of Art, San Jose, CA.
Graham, D. J., Friedenberg, J. D. and Rockmore, D. N.
(2009, August). Mathematics, perception, and the visual arts: new perspectives.
Talk presented at Society for Mathematical Psychology, Amsterdam,
Netherlands.
Graham, D. J., Friedenberg, J. D. and Rockmore, D. N.
(2009, July). The efficiency of visual artwork: relating cognitive and
perceptual processing to nonlinear image statistics. Poster presented at the Cognitive
Science Society, Amsterdam, NL.
Graham, D. J. (2009, May). Art statistics and visual
processing: insights for picture coding. Invited panelist at the Picture
Coding Symposium, Chicago, IL.
Graham, D. J., Friedenberg, J. D. and Rockmore, D. N.
(2009, January). Intensity statistics of artwork: connections to human visual
perception. Talk presented at the SPIE Electronic Imaging Conference on
Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, San Jose, CA.
Graham, D. J., Friedenberg, J. D., Rockmore, D. N. and
Field, D. J. (2008, August). Mapping the similarity space of paintings: Is
there a role for image statistics? Talk presented at the European Conference
on Visual Perception, Utrecht, Netherlands.
Graham, D. J. and Field, D. J. (2008, January). Global
nonlinear compression of natural luminances in painted art. Talk presented at
the SPIE Electronic Imaging Conference on Computer Image Analysis in the
Study of Art, San Jose CA.
Cutting, J. E., Graham, D.
J. and Field, D. J. (2008, February). From a neuroesthetics to a
neuroarthistory. College Art Association, Dallas TX.
Graham, D. J., Page, K. B. and Field, D. J. (2006,
August). Relating nonlinearities to statistical regularities in paintings. Talk
presented at the European Conference on Visual Perception, St.
Petersburg, Russia.
Graham, D. J., Chandler,
D. M. and Field, D. J. (2005, August). How alike are natural scenes and
paintings? Characterizing the spatial statistical properties of a set of
digitized, grey-scale images of painted art. European Conference on Visual
Perception, La Coruna, Spain.
Graham, D. J., Chandler, D. M. and Field, D. J. (2004,
May). Decorrelation and response equalization with center-surround receptive
fields. Vision Sciences Society, Sarasota, FL.
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