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Efficient inverse graphics in biological face processing

2018-04-02

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Vision must not only recognize and localize objects, but perform richer inferences about the underlying causes in the world that give rise to sensory data. How the brain performs these inferences remains unknown: Theoretical proposals based on inverting generative models (or “analysis-by-synthesis”) have a long history but their mechanistic implementations have typically been too slow to support online perception,...

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99ae62a5-f27e-54dd-b9b5-1299221bc931
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10.1101/282798
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