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Ultra-Fast Image Categorization in biology and in neural models
Humans are able to robustly categorize images and can, for instance, detect the presence of an animal in a briefly flashed image in as …
Jean-Nicolas Jérémie
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Ultra-fast categorization of images containing animals in vivo and in computo
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Jean-Nicolas Jérémie
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Ultra-Fast Image Categorization in biology and in neural models
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Jean-Nicolas Jérémie
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Laurent U Perrinet
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From the retina to action: Dynamics of predictive processing in the visual system
Within the central nervous system, visual areas are essential in transforming the raw luminous signal into a representation which …
Laurent U Perrinet
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Bayesian Modeling of Motion Perception using Dynamical Stochastic Textures
A common practice to account for psychophysical biases in vision is to frame them as consequences of a dynamic process relying on …
Jonathan Vacher
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Andrew Isaac Meso
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Gabriel Peyré
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Selectivity to oriented patterns of different precisions
The selectivity of the visual system to oriented patterns is very well documented in a wide range of species, especially in mammals. In …
Hugo Ladret
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Laurent U Perrinet
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The flash-lag effect as a motion-based predictive shift
Due to its inherent neural delays, the visual system has an outdated access to sensory information about the current position of moving …
Mina A Khoei
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Guillaume S Masson
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Laurent U Perrinet
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A Mathematical Account of Dynamic Texture Synthesis for Probing Visual Perception
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Jonathan Vacher
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Andrew Isaac Meso
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Gabriel Peyré
(2018).
Bayesian Modeling of Motion Perception using Dynamical Stochastic Textures
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Neural Computation
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arXiv
Jonathan Vacher
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Andrew Isaac Meso
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Gabriel Peyré
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The characteristics of microsaccadic eye movements varied with the change of strategy in a match-to-sample task
Under natural viewing conditions, large eye movements are interspace by small eye movements (microsaccade). Recent works have shown …
Claudio Simoncini
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Anna Montagnini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Guillaume S Masson
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Dynamic Textures For Probing Motion Perception
This work extends the MotionClouds dynamic texture model testing aspects of its parametrization with an application in psychophysics.
Jonathan Vacher
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Andrew Isaac Meso
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Gabriel Peyré
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Measuring speed of moving textures: Different pooling of motion information for human ocular following and perception
The visual system does not process information instantaneously, but rather integrates over time. Integration occurs both for stationary …
Claudio Simoncini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Anna Montagnini
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Guillaume S Masson
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Pattern discrimination for moving random textures: Richer stimuli are more difficult to recognize
In order to analyze the characteristics of a rich dynamic visual environment, the visual system must integrate information collected at …
Claudio Simoncini
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Anna Montagnini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Pascal Mamassian
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Guillaume S Masson
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Effect of image statistics on fixational eye movements
Under natural viewing conditions, small movements of the eyes prevent the maintenance of a steady direction of gaze. It is unclear how …
Claudio Simoncini
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Anna Montagnini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Guillaume S Masson
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Measuring speed of moving textures: Different pooling of motion information for human ocular following and perception.
To measure speed and direction of moving objects, the cortical motion system pools information across different spatiotemporal …
Claudio Simoncini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Anna Montagnini
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Pascal Mamassian
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Guillaume S Masson
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More is not always better: dissociation between perception and action explained by adaptive gain control
Moving objects generate motion information at different scales, which are processed in the visual system with a bank of spatiotemporal …
Claudio Simoncini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Anna Montagnini
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Pascal Mamassian
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Guillaume S Masson
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Perceptions as Hypotheses: Saccades as Experiments
If perception corresponds to hypothesis testing (Gregory, 1980); then visual searches might be construed as experiments that generate …
Karl Friston
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Rick A Adams
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Michael Breakspear
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Pattern discrimination for moving random textures: Richer stimuli are more difficult to recognize
In order to analyze the characteristics of a rich dynamic visual environment, the visual system must integrate information collected at …
Claudio Simoncini
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Anna Montagnini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Pascal Mamassian
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Guillaume S Masson
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Different pooling of motion information for perceptual speed discrimination and behavioral speed estimation
Claudio Simoncini
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Laurent U Perrinet
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Anna Montagnini
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Pascal Mamassian
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Guillaume S Masson
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