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Predicting identity-preserving object transformations across the human ventral visual stream

2020-08-14

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In everyday life, we have no trouble recognizing and categorizing objects as they change in position, size, and orientation in our visual fields. This phenomenon is known as object invariance. Previous fMRI research suggests that higher-level object processing regions in the human lateral occipital cortex may link object responses from different affine states (i.e. size and viewpoint) through a general linear mapp...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.13.250191

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