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Constrained sampling from deep generative image models reveals mechanisms of human target detection

2019-03-16

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The first steps of visual processing are often described as a bank of oriented filters followed by divisive normalization. This approach has been tremendously successful at predicting contrast thresholds in simple visual displays. However, it is unclear to what extent this kind of architecture also supports processing in more complex visual tasks performed in naturally looking images. We used a deep generative ima...

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489508e4-4c5f-5894-a985-1d319c615e68
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10.1101/578633
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