Neural models of learning and visual grouping in the presence of finite conduction velocities
The hypothesis of object binding-by-synchronization in the visual cortex has been supported by recent experiments in awake monkeys. They demonstrated coherence among gamma-activities (30–90 Hz) of local neural groups and its perceptual modulation according to the rules of figure-ground segregation....
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Philipps-Universität Marburg
2006
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