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An inferotemporal coding strategy robust to partial object occlusion

2024-04-13

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<h4>Summary</h4> Object coding in primate ventral pathway cortex progresses in sparseness/compression/efficiency, from many orientation signals in V1, to fewer 2D/3D part signals in V4, to still fewer multi-part configuration signals in AIT (anterior inferotemporal cortex). 1–11 This progression could lead to individual neurons exclusively selective for unique objects, the sparsest code for identity, especially...

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Literature Corpus work: fa45e96e-550f-5a6c-a11d-c901d1cd8559
DOI: 10.1101/2024.04.09.588746

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