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Similarity judgments and cortical visual responses reflect different properties of object and scene categories in naturalistic images

2018-05-10

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Numerous factors have been reported to underlie the representation of complex images in high-level human visual cortex, including categories (e.g. faces, objects, scenes), animacy, and real-world size, but the extent to which this organization is reflected in behavioral judgments of real-world stimuli is unclear. Here, we compared representations derived from explicit similarity judgments and ultra-high field (7T)...

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d42eea78-5208-5490-a6e3-57d053c9b831
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10.1101/316554
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