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Prior scene context reshapes feature reliance during rapid perception

2026-05-18

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Human perception is shaped by both sensory input and prior knowledge or expectations. But how does prior contextual information influence rapid visual processing? Here, we combined eye tracking with feature-based encoding models across two experiments to predict detection latencies in a core visual task: rapid face detection in natural scenes (N = 38 per experiment). In the first experiment, we manipulated the pre...

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Literature Corpus work: 1802a49d-206e-5ef9-ae92-3db643ed6ec0
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.10.724088

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