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Jonas Vibell

Concepts (31)

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Motion Perception
3
2023
10
1.780
Why?
Touch Perception
2
2023
7
1.370
Why?
Visual Perception
4
2023
75
0.940
Why?
Vestibule, Labyrinth
1
2022
3
0.760
Why?
Space Perception
1
2017
35
0.540
Why?
Evoked Potentials, Visual
1
2017
43
0.530
Why?
Attention
2
2022
165
0.520
Why?
Psychomotor Performance
1
2017
156
0.500
Why?
Touch
2
2023
19
0.440
Why?
Students
1
2020
617
0.430
Why?
Auditory Perception
3
2023
66
0.410
Why?
Motion
3
2022
30
0.280
Why?
Optical Illusions
1
2005
1
0.230
Why?
Somatosensory Cortex
1
2005
24
0.230
Why?
Upper Extremity
1
2005
15
0.230
Why?
Hearing
1
2023
10
0.210
Why?
Photic Stimulation
1
2022
123
0.180
Why?
Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
1
2021
170
0.160
Why?
Humans
7
2024
42163
0.150
Why?
Electrooculography
1
2017
7
0.140
Why?
Algorithms
1
2021
508
0.140
Why?
Universities
1
2020
539
0.130
Why?
Electroencephalography
1
2017
135
0.120
Why?
Brain
1
2022
1452
0.110
Why?
Anxiety
1
2020
847
0.100
Why?
Cross-Sectional Studies
1
2020
3077
0.090
Why?
Young Adult
1
2017
4936
0.060
Why?
Adult
2
2017
13458
0.060
Why?
Male
2
2017
22779
0.050
Why?
Sound
1
2022
8
0.050
Why?
Female
2
2017
24018
0.050
Why?
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