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Low-level tuning biases in higher visual cortex reflect the semantic informativeness of visual features

2022-08-06

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Representations of visual and semantic information can overlap in human visual cortex, with the same neural populations exhibiting sensitivity to low-level features (orientation, spatial frequency, retinotopic position), and high-level semantic categories (faces, scenes). It has been hypothesized that this relationship between low-level visual and high-level category neural selectivity reflects natural scene stati...

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c212b81c-1758-588c-98b9-ea74bdbdd295
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10.1101/2022.08.04.502850
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