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Similar masking effects of natural backgrounds on detection performances in humans, macaques, and macaque-V1 population responses

2020-05-16

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Visual systems evolve to process the stimuli that arise in the organism’s natural environment and hence to fully understand the neural computations in the visual system it is important to measure behavioral and neural responses to natural visual stimuli. Here we measured psychometric and neurometric functions and thresholds in the macaque monkey for detection of a windowed sine-wave target in uniform backgrounds a...

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Literature Corpus work: a2d39725-f0fc-5070-a246-87dcb2b52d1e
DOI: 10.1101/2020.05.15.082537

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