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Orientation contrast sensitive cells in primate V1 a computational model
2007
Natural Computing
Many cells in the primary visual cortex respond differently when a stimulus is placed outside their classical receptive field (CRF) compared to the stimulus within the CRF alone, permitting integration of information at early levels in the visual processing stream that may play a key role in intermediate-level visual tasks, such a perceptual popout [Knierim JJ, van Essen DC (1992) J Neurophysiol 67(5):961-980; Nothdurft HC, Gallant JL, Essen DCV (1999) Visual Neurosci 16:15-34], contextual
doi:10.1007/s11047-006-9023-7
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