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Critical spatial separation at the scale of V1 receptive fields determines motion segmentation

2025-12-10

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Integrating elements that belong to a single object while segregating overlapping objects is a fundamental challenge for the visual system, exemplified by the phenomenon of motion transparency. While the middle temporal (MT) cortex is central to motion processing, the role of V1 in motion transparency remains controversial. It is still unclear at what spatial scale segmentation for motion transparency occurs. To a...

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789681da-d9e3-52be-a0cd-22660b9c5a09
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10.64898/2025.12.04.692462
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