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Three-stage processing of category and variation information by entangled interactive mechanisms of peri-occipital and peri-frontal cortices

2018-01-10

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Invariant object recognition, which refers to the ability of precisely and rapidly recognizing objects in the presence of variations, has been a central question in human vision research. The general consensus is that the ventral and dorsal visual streams are the major processing pathways which undertake category and variation encoding in entangled layers. This overlooks the mounting evidence which support the rol...

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9b021ba2-2987-595f-ad22-e8985398a463
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10.1101/189811
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