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The Series of a Four-node Motif and Coherent Type-1 Feed-forward Loop can Provide Sensitive Detection over Arbitrary Range of Input Signal, thereby Explain Weber’s Law in Higher-Order Sensory Processes, and Compute Logarithm

2020-04-09

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Weber’s law states that the ratio of the smallest perceptual change in an input signal and the background signal is constant. The law is observed across the perception of weight, light intensity, and sound intensity and pitch. Conventionally, two models of perception have been proposed to explain Weber’s law, namely the logarithmic and the linear model. Later, another formulation of Weber’s law was proposed which...

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31a3d98e-b375-5c00-86f8-8c765dc1d5ed
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10.1101/2020.04.08.032193
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