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Recurrent connections facilitate occluded object recognition by explaining-away

2020-12-16

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Despite the ubiquity of recurrent connections in the brain, their role in visual processing is less understood than that of feedforward connections. Occluded object recognition, an ethologically critical cognitive capacity, is thought to rely on recurrent processing of visual information, but it remains unclear whether and how recurrent processing improves recognition of occluded objects. Using convolutional model...

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Literature Corpus work: b84b0436-ad57-5b7d-8f4b-64eb8af44d4a
DOI: 10.1101/2020.12.16.422991

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