Predicting visual consciousness from brain activity: Roles for noise and adaptation
Published: Jan 1, 2014
Abstract
Recently, O’Shea, Kornmeier, and Roeber, (2013, PLoS ONE) used event-‐related potentials (ERPs) to predict the contents of visual consciousness during intermittent binocular rivalry. On each of numerous trials, they showed a first, 1000-‐ms, rival display—a vertical grating to one eye and a horizontal grating to the other—yielding visual consciousness of one or the other grating. Then they showed a 200-‐ms display of darkness, and then showed...
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Predicting visual consciousness from brain activity: Roles for noise and adaptation
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Jan 1, 2014
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