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Feedback to deep layers in human V1 during perceptual filling-in

2026-04-21

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Visual surface perception is a fundamental aspect of vision, yet its neural implementation remains poorly understood. Troxler’s perceptual filling-in paradigm provides a tractable illusion for studying surface perception, in which a peripheral figure becomes perceptually assimilated into the surrounding background after a period of sustained fixation. Although neural correlates of this phenomenon have been reporte...

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eaecc351-0558-57e7-9ed5-4f0cd7fe3d8d
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10.64898/2026.04.17.719145
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