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Critical information thresholds underlying concurrent face recognition functions

2020-06-22

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Humans rapidly and automatically recognise faces on multiple different levels, yet little is known about how the brain achieves these manifold categorisations concurrently. We bring a new perspective to this emerging issue by probing the relative informational dependencies of two of the most important aspects of human face processing: categorisation of the stimulus as a face (generic face recognition) and categor...

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10.1101/2020.06.22.163584
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