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Predicting the partition of behavioral variability in speed perception with naturalistic stimuli

2019-04-07

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A core goal of visual neuroscience is to predict human perceptual performance from natural signals. Performance in any natural task can be impacted by at least three sources of uncertainty: stimulus variability, internal noise, and sub-optimal computations. Determining the relative importance of these factors has been a focus of interest for decades, but most successes have been achieved with simple tasks and simp...

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Literature Corpus work: 6744708b-a398-59cd-9bd1-7b93d9653f6a
DOI: 10.1101/601161

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