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Deep networks may capture biological behaviour for shallow, but not deep, empirical characterizations

2022-03-04

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We assess whether deep convolutional networks (DCN) can account for a most fundamental property of human vision: detection/discrimination of elementary image elements (bars) at different contrast levels. The human visual process can be characterized to varying degrees of ‘depth’, ranging from percentage of correct detections to detailed tuning and operating characteristics of the underlying perceptual mechanism. W...

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1b5230e1-64af-5449-a3da-c83fc1766dea
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10.1101/2022.03.02.482629
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