… (14) to attention (10) and cross-orientation suppression (15). Prominent models of neural
circuits … the visual cortex in response to spatial visual stimuli (Fig. 2), showing suppression (Fig. …

… Application of this approach to known feature domains (such as color, orientation, motion,
and depth) in visual cortex may lead to important functional improvements in the specificity …

… It also casts attention on the essence of Walker, 1998 article, where binocular cross-orientation
suppression is not found in the striate cortex, but prior the conversion of the two …

… be understood to model cortical processing given linear summation 115 of inputs induced
by two stimuli, rather than the literal phenomenon of V1 116 cross-orientation suppression. …

… visual area (V2), we investigated the functional 20 organization of inputs from the primary
visual cortex (V1) to V2 by … of excitatory signals through cross-orientation suppression. 372 Our …

… visual cortex and utilized to recognize objects. An alternative view argues that much of early
and mid-level visual … Neurophysiological evidence from primate area V4 supports a third …

… suppression that could act as initiator of binocular rivalry is dichoptic cross-orientation
suppression (… perceptual dominance and suppression, with higher visual areas carrying out the …

… in visual cortex of the mammalian brain. Many of such cells receive push-pull inhibition or
surround suppression. … invariant orientation tuning, cross orientation suppression, and better …

… presented in sequence, while activity in visual cortex was measured with fMRI. We decoded
… probability distributions decoded from human visual cortex reflect the sensory uncertainty …

… etc., and they are mostly found in V2 (secondary visual cortex). All these cells are the key to
… with real simple cells, including cross-orientation suppression, contrast invariant orientation …