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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
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Spatial frequency channels mediate a visual metric for human spatial perception
Abstract An intriguing and ubiquitous phenomenon in vision is the perception of spatial property information (e.g. separation, size, shape etc.) that departs from the raw physical inputs yet conforms to the visual context. While it has been postulated that visual system employs an internal adaptable metric by which the signals conveying the spatial property information are scaled, it remains unknown whether and how such putative visual metric is represented in the brain.
Concurrent attention to hetero‐depth surfaces in 3‐D visual space is governed by theta rhythm
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Competing rhythmic neural representations of orientations during concurrent attention to multiple orientation features
Abstract When a feature is attended, all locations containing this feature are enhanced throughout the visual field. However, how the brain concurrently attends to multiple features remains unknown and cannot be easily deduced from classical attention theories. Here, we recorded human magnetoencephalography signals when subjects concurrently attended to two spatially overlapping orientations.
Dissociating the Neural Substrates for Inhibition and Shifting in Domain‐general Cognitive Control
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