Eberhart Zrenner

Abstract Objective: Visual adaptation is a physiological and perceptual process by which the visual system adjusts to changes in the environment or visual stimuli. This process is fundamental to how we perceive the world around us and allows our visual system to efficiently encode and process visual information. The retina incorporates adaptaion with its dozens of functionally distinct retinal ganglion cell types.

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