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Motion regions are modulated by scene content

2018-01-30

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Creating a stable perception of the world during pursuit eye movements is one of the everyday roles of visual system. Some motion regions have been shown to differentiate between motion in the external world from that generated by eye movements. However, in most circumstances, perceptual stability is consistently related to content: the surrounding scene is typically stable. However, no prior study has examined to...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d5ec319-046f-50b8-be7a-e60136159805
DOI: 10.1101/255406

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