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A computationally informed comparison between the strategies of rodents and humans in visual object recognition

2023-03-15

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Many species are able to recognize objects, but it has been proven difficult to pinpoint and compare how different species solve this task. Recent research suggested to combine computational and animal modelling in order to obtain a more systematic understanding of task complexity and compare strategies between species. In the present study, we created a large multidimensional stimulus set and designed a visual di...

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Literature Corpus work: 2272f904-ea68-58ca-a368-26b8e1af0059
DOI: 10.1101/2023.03.15.532720

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