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Decoupling lower-level and higher-level visual features in naturalistic scenes

2025-09-22

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<p>In the natural world, higher-level visual features (e.g., scenes and objects) systematically co-occurwith specific lower-level features (e.g., textures and patterns). This natural covariation makes itdifficult to isolate aspects of behavior or brain activity that are specific to one level of the featurehierarchy. For example, a particular brain or behavioral response may reflect recognition of a“jungle” scene,...

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9c8f89f7-a818-5712-8da4-04034840345b
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10.31234/osf.io/unv5g_v1
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