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Optimized but not maximized cue integration for 3D visual perception

2019-04-16

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Reconstructing three-dimensional (3D) scenes from two-dimensional (2D) retinal images is an ill-posed problem. Despite this, our 3D perception of the world based on 2D retinal images is seemingly accurate and precise. The integration of distinct visual cues is essential for robust 3D perception in humans, but it is unclear if this mechanism is conserved in non-human primates, and how the underlying neural architec...

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a6e32d66-f599-590e-9eac-bc04f85fed1c
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10.1101/611087
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