Descriptive psychopathology makes a distinction between veridical perception and illusory
perception. In both cases a perception is tied to a sensory stimulus, but in illusions the …

A central puzzle in vision science is how perceptions that are routinely at odds with physical
measurements of real world properties can arise from neural responses that nonetheless …

One aspect of human vision unmatched by machines is the capacity to generalize from few
samples. Observers tend to know when novel objects are in the same class despite large …

The ultimate goal of neuroscience is to explain how complex behaviour arises from neuronal
activity. A comparable level of complexity also emerges in deep neural networks (DNNs) …

The analogies between the mammalian primary visual cortex and the structure of CNNs
used for image classification tasks suggest that the introduction of an additional preliminary …

We present a simple mathematical model for the mammalian low visual pathway, taking into
account its key elements: retina, lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), primary visual cortex (V1) …

The visual system is highly sensitive to spatial context for encoding luminance patterns.
Context sensitivity inspired the proposal of many neural mechanisms for explaining the …

Based on electrophysiological and anatomical studies, a prevalent conception is that the
visual system recovers features of the world from retinal images to generate perceptions and …

The fact that seeing with two eyes is universal among vertebrates raises a problem that has
long challenged vision scientists: how do animals with overlapping visual fields combine …

The analogies between the mammalian primary visual cortex and the structure of CNNs
used for image classification tasks, suggests that the introduction of an additional …