… This same reasoning may account for why evoked responses to complex … visual cortex 47
, even though those to simple artificial stimuli, which are tethered by anatomical constraints, do …

… The principal conclusion toward which I argue in this chapter is that the critical limitation …
, is also located at thls final stage of perceptual integration. To thls end I present first some …

… The ganglion cells carry information along with different parallel pathways in the retina,
which is conveyed to the visual cortex. Thus, the retina is responsible for converting spatial-…

… First, it may be related to the vulnerability of CNNs to adversarial examples (87), which …
are undetectable to the human visual system (48). Second, a CNN preference for texture could …

… We disagree with many of the arguments advanced in their article … First, we clarify distinctions
between dimensional models and other conceptualizations of early-life adversity; then, we …

… Regions in higher-order cortex then integrate these … of visual integration across the visual
cortex is captured by spatial receptive fields: early visual areas process local parts of the visual …

… In fMRI, the brain scores of the visual embedding peak in the early visual cortex (V1) (mean
brain scores across voxels: R = 0.022 ± 0.003, p < 10 −11 ). By contrast, the brain scores of …

… cortex encoded the control of both selection and attention, suggesting that prefrontal cortex
… were represented independently in parietal and visual cortex. Both selection and attention …

… is perhaps surprising that, overall, the uncertainty is larger for the rigid helmet, however we
believe that there are two reasons for this: first… localised to primary visual cortex and functional …

… development is at all possible, we can turn to five fundamental principles of infant learning:
First, infants come into this world equipped to learn. From early on, they are sensitive to …