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Contrast sensitivity reveals an oculomotor strategy for temporally encoding space

2018-08-09

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The contrast sensitivity function (CSF), how sensitivity varies with the spatial frequency of the stimulus, is a fundamental assessment of visual performance. The CSF is generally assumed to be determined by low-level sensory processes. However, the sensitivities of neurons in the early visual pathways, as measured in experiments with immobilized eyes, diverge from psychophysical CSF measurements in primates. Unde...

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41cd940a-dfed-5995-be83-81da9f98496e
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10.1101/388132
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