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A 2D Gabor-wavelet baseline model out-performs a 3D surface model in scene-responsive cortex

2024-02-28

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Understanding 3D representations of spatial information, particularly in naturalistic scenes, remains a significant challenge in vision science. This is largely because of conceptual difficulties in disentangling higher-level 3D information from co-occurring features and cues (e.g., the 3D shape of a scene image is necessarily defined by “low-level” spatial frequency and orientation information). Recent work has e...

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a146ed89-6622-51c4-a19c-d4759b524de5
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10.1101/2024.02.26.582184
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