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A dynamic normalization model of temporal attention

2019-12-23

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Vision is dynamic, handling a continuously changing stream of input, yet most models of visual attention are static. Here, we develop a dynamic normalization model of visual temporal attention and constrain it with new psychophysical human data. We manipulated temporal attention–the prioritization of visual information at specific points in time–to a sequence of two stimuli separated by a variable time interval. V...

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16f5e2f3-3225-5a8c-b71c-abb731d61c24
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10.1101/2019.12.21.886051
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