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Integration of cortical population signals for visual perception

Andrei et al., 2019

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Andrei A
Pojoga S
Janz R
Dragoi V
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Nature communications

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Visual stimuli evoke heterogeneous responses across nearby neural populations. These signals must be locally integrated to contribute to perception, but the principles underlying this process are unknown. Here, we exploit the systematic organization of orientation …
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