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Contrast invariant tuning in human perception of image content

2019-07-23

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Higher levels of visual processing are progressively more invariant to low-level visual factors such as contrast. Although this invariance trend has been well documented for simple stimuli like gratings and lines, it is difficult to characterize such invariances in images with naturalistic complexity. Here, we use a generative image model based on a hierarchy of learned visual features—a Generative Adversarial Net...

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5ccaa2c7-7946-5c0f-8ec3-89e0ad63f227
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10.1101/711804
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