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Guided Visual Search is associated with a feature-based priority map in early visual cortex

2024-10-03

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Visual search models have long emphasised that task-relevant items must be prioritised for optimal performance. While it is known that search efficiency also benefits from active distractor inhibition, the underlying neuronal mechanisms are debated. Here, we used MEG in combination with Rapid Invisible Frequency Tagging (RIFT) to probe how neuronal excitability in early visual cortex is modulated during feature-gu...

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8d7e0c1d-0fe4-54e9-8729-0f222f5956ba
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10.1101/2024.10.03.616568
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