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Neural basis of perceptual surface qualities: Evidence from EEG decoding

2024-02-06

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The human visual system can easily recognize object material categories and estimate surface properties such as glossiness and smoothness. A number of psychophysical and computational studies suggest that the material perception depends on global feature statistics of the entire image at multiple processing levels. Neural representations of such global features, which is independent of precise retinotopy, may be c...

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cb5f7fe6-ec3d-54e7-94ab-e72a71a9bdce
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10.1101/2024.02.05.578885
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