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Clutter does not affect the spatial tuning of category representations in human object-selective cortex

2026-08-02

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Natural vision is frequently impaired when the visual field is crowded with multiple competing objects. One common interpretation of this clutter interference is that large receptive fields in high-level visual cortex make it hard to separate objects from their surround. This view predicts less interference for spatially localized representations; therefore, classifiers trained under clutter might rely more on suc...

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Literature Corpus work: 3cfc7459-6560-5d54-bae7-62fb323278be
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.28.741311

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