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Topographic Signatures of Global Object Perception in Human Visual Cortex

2019-12-05

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Our visual system readily groups dynamic fragmented input into global objects. How the brain represents such perceptual grouping remains however unclear. To address this question, we recorded brain responses using functional magnetic resonance imaging whilst observers perceived a dynamic bistable stimulus that could either be perceived globally (i.e., as a grouped and coherently moving shape) or locally (i.e., a...

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Literature Corpus work: b93d8c05-43e4-588e-a73a-c9d8fe025b58
DOI: 10.1101/864736

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