These results show that human early visual cortex anticipates the trajectory of a coherently moving object at the initial stages of visual motion processing. The results can be explained by suppression of predictable input, plausibly underlying the formation of stable visual percepts.
Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 · These results show that human early visual cortex anticipates the trajectory of a coherently moving object at the initial stages of visual motion processing.
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Changes in fMRI BOLD dynamics reflect anticipation to moving objects. W. Schellekens, N. Ramsey, R. van Wezel, and M. Raemaekers. NeuroImage, (2017 ).
Wouter Schellekens , Nick F. Ramsey , Richard J. A. van Wezel, Mathijs Raemaekers: Changes in fMRI BOLD dynamics reflect anticipation to moving objects.
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