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High-level visual cortex representations are organized along visual rather than abstract principles

2024-11-12

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A fundamental question dominating the study of human visual cortex is whether it is organized along visual or semantic information. This question is unresolved, and the controversy has been rekindled by the recent report that surprisingly, revealed that the representations of textual description of images by linguistic artificial networks’ successfully predict the response of high-level visual cortex to visual ima...

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afd11afe-7262-5baf-989c-d36d928db2ac
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10.1101/2024.11.12.623145
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