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The Neural Basis of Shape Recognition in Humans and Macaques| old_uid | 663 |
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| title | The Neural Basis of Shape Recognition in Humans and Macaques |
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| start_date | 2006/02/17 |
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| schedule | 11h |
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| online | no |
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| summary | Almost 20 years ago, a proposal was advanced that a considerable range of behavioral phenomena associated with human object recognition can be understood in terms of a representation positing an arrangement of simple part primitives distinguished by viewpoint invariant properties (= geons). Recent research on optical imaging as well as single unit activity of cells in macaque IT and behavioral and fMRI studies in humans provide a surprisingly strong confirmation of this proposal. |
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| responsibles | Riehle |
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