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Neuronal integration in visual cortex elevates face category tuning to conscious face perception
2013
Journal of Vision
The human brain has the extraordinary capability to transform cluttered sensory input into distinct object representations. For example, it is able to rapidly and seemingly without effort detect object categories in complex natural scenes. Surprisingly, category tuning is not sufficient to achieve conscious recognition of objects. What neural process beyond category extraction might elevate neural representations to the level where objects are consciously perceived? Here we show that visible
doi:10.1167/13.9.1033
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