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Cross-cue reconstruction of perceived 3D object structure from human visual cortex

2026-06-11

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The human brain assembles three-dimensional (3D) percepts from qualitatively different depth cues, yet the perceived 3D structure that the brain builds—a representation shared across cues—has remained difficult to measure directly. Here, we show that this cue-invariant 3D structure can be externalized as explicit 3D objects from human brain activity: fMRI responses are decoded into the latent features of a pretrai...

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4d43a478-2ef8-5f86-bae1-7923cb66a8aa
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10.64898/2026.06.08.730830
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