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Human visual grouping based on within- and cross-area temporal correlations

2025-04-01

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Perceptual organization in the human visual system involves neural mechanisms that spatially group and segment image areas based on local feature similarities, such as the temporal correlation of luminance changes. Successful segmentation models in computer vision, including graph-based algorithms and vision transformer, leverage similarity computations across all elements in an image, suggest that effective simil...

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42778f9e-91a7-50d5-a7a1-25122400aa72
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10.1101/2025.03.27.645664
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