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Distinct neural processing of real versus unreal optic flow in the human brain

2025-12-31

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Visual perception of self-movement relies on optic flow, a global motion pattern generated by self-movement in a rigid 3D environment. Such optic flow conveys both 2D features (e.g., radial velocity fields and centers of motion) and 3D structural information (e.g., motion perspective). However, many previous neuroimaging studies have used simplified 2D radial motion as “real” optic flow, leaving it unclear whether...

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99a25a8f-6b48-5d71-b96b-0a76d27d621b
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10.64898/2025.12.31.696655
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