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Linking V1 Activity to Behavior
2018
Annual Review of Vision Science
A long-term goal of visual neuroscience is to develop and test quantitative models that account for the moment-by-moment relationship between neural responses in early visual cortex and human performance in natural visual tasks. This review focuses on efforts to address this goal by measuring and perturbing the activity of primary visual cortex (V1) neurons while non-human primates perform demanding, well-controlled visual tasks. We start by describing a conceptual approach-the decoder linking
doi:10.1146/annurev-vision-102016-061324
pmid:29975592
pmcid:PMC6141357
fatcat:cfsv5tanhne7nmee5uyehh7w2y