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Rules Governing Perception of Multiple Phosphenes by Human Observers

2018-04-17

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Stimulation of single sites in primary visual cortex results in the perception of a small flash of light known as a phosphene. Little is known about how phosphenes from multiple electrodes can be combined to form perception of coherent patterns. Here we examine the percepts reported by human observers as various spatial configurations of 2 to 5 electrodes in visual cortex were stimulated simultaneously. When two e...

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8e41b287-f540-50d3-b205-43aa27985cfb
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10.1101/302547
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