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Encoding of numerosity with robustness to object and scene identity in biologically inspired object recognition networks

2024-09-10

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"Number sense", the ability to rapidly estimate object quantities in a visual scene without precise counting, is a crucial cognitive capacity found in humans and many other animals. Recent studies have identified artificial neurons tuned to numbers of items in biologically inspired vision models, even before training, and proposed these artificial neural networks as candidate models for the emergence of number sen...

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Literature Corpus work: 99639b5f-a92e-5177-886e-7657b4555e1c
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.05.611433

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