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Hierarchical and non-hierarchical network flows generate complementary representational dynamics in human visual cortex

2026-04-22

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Hierarchy is considered a fundamental organizing principle of visual cortex, but its functional implications remain debated given the presence of direct (non-hierarchical) connections. Building on recent advances in measuring direct region-to-region functional connectivity in the human brain, and in using that connectivity (rather than, e.g., visual classification training) to construct deep neural network models,...

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273ef042-e984-5ca5-91c4-9bd5fad79c78
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10.64898/2026.04.21.719298
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