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Human frontoparietal cortex represents behaviorally-relevant target status during invariant object recognition

2018-08-09

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Searching for items that are useful given current goals, or “target” recognition, requires an observer to generalize across identity-preserving transformations such as viewpoint changes, as well as to incorporate contextual information. While past work has found target recognition signals in areas of ventral visual cortex, it is not clear whether these signals support performance on demanding tasks that require in...

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Literature Corpus work: c002e405-0510-5e6c-97f0-a48ee3dc808e
DOI: 10.1101/387498

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