Rapid visual learning in neurones of the primate temporal visual cortex
Abstract
The human visual system can learn to recognize visual stimuli rapidly. For example, humans can accurately reconstruct meaningful objects out of fragmentary evidence, once they have seen the same object in its unambiguous form. The anterior temporal cortical areas of macaques contain some neurones with invariant visual responses which appear to provide a representation of complex patterns and objects, such as faces. Remarkably, these neurones...
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Title
Rapid visual learning in neurones of the primate temporal visual cortex
Published Date
Nov 1, 1996
Journal
Volume
7
Issue
15
Pages
2757 - 2760
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