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Zwei Millionen Euro für Entschlüsselung neuronaler Mechanismen des Sehens

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By Arjen Alink
| uni-hamburg.de
4. Juli 2022, von Newsroom Redaktion Foto: ERC Mit ERC Grants fördert die Europäische Union sowohl Grundlagenforschung als auch anwendungsnahe Forschungsfelder. Dr. Arjen Alink wurde vom Europäischen Forschungsrat (ERC) mit einem ERC Consolidator Grant ausgezeichnet. Sein Projekt EXPAT (How EXPectation and ATtention shape visual information processing in the human brain) wird vom 1. Februar 2023 an über fünf Jahre mit knapp zwei Millionen Euro gefördert.
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Correction: Inferring exemplar discriminability in brain representations

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By Hamed Nili, Alexander Walther, Arjen Alink, Nikolaus Kriegeskorte
| PLOS
The captions for Figs 1–10 are missing. Please see all complete, correct figure captions here. Fig 1. Definition of the exemplar discriminability index (EDI). (A) The exemplar discriminability index (EDI) is defined as the difference of the average between-exemplar and average within-exemplar distance. Split-data RDMs (sdRDMs) are shown for two scenarios. In the scenario on the left, the face exemplars are not discriminable and the EDI is insignificant (H0 simulation).
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Clinically relevant autistic traits predict greater reliance on detail for image recognition

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By Arjen Alink, Ian Charest, Of Birmingham, of Alabama Birmingham, of Alabama- Birmingham
| Nature Verified
Abstract Individuals with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis are often described as having an eye for detail. But it remains to be shown that a detail-focused processing bias is a ubiquitous property of vision in individuals with ASD. To address this question, we investigated whether a greater number of autistic traits in neurotypical subjects is associated with an increased reliance on image details during a natural image recognition task.
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