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How the visual brain can learn to parse images using a multiscale, incremental grouping process

2024-06-17

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Natural scenes usually contain many objects that need to be segregated from each other and the background. Object-based attention is the process that groups image fragments belonging to the same objects. Curve-tracing tasks provide a special case, testing our ability to group image elements of an elongated curve. In the brain, curve-tracing is associated with the gradual spread of enhanced neuronal activity over t...

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1787ef60-7c3a-5e82-9601-7aceb971eb23
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10.1101/2024.06.17.599272
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