the primary visual cortex is topographic, in that nearby regions on the retina project to nearby cortical regions In the cortex, neighboring positions in the visual field tend to be represented by groups of neurons that are adjacent but laterally displaced within the cortical gray matter The mapping between the retina and the cortex can be best described as a log-polar transformation, in PDF
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Graphical Models of the Visual Cortex - Stanford University
the visual cortex, and how the challenges faced in developing such models suggest areas where current theory falls short and might be extended A graphical model is a useful formalism for compactly describing a joint probability distribution character-ized by very large number of random variables We are taking what is known about the anatomy and physiology of the primate visual cortex and PDF
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Sensory uncertainty decoded from visual cortex predicts
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Functionally specific optogenetic modulation in primate
Primate visual cortex is organized into columns that process different features of a visual scene, such as color, orientation preference,andoculardominance Untilnow,theirsmallsizehas made it difficult to modulate them directly Here, we report for the first time that focal targeting of light-sensitive ion channels (channelrhodopsins) in macaques using lentiviral vectors allows one to stimulate PDF
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THE HUMAN VISUAL CORTEX - Stanford University
the primary visual cortex is topographic, in that nearby regions on the retina project to nearby cortical regions In the cortex, neighboring positions in the visual field tend to be represented by groups of neurons that are adjacent but laterally displaced within the cortical gray matter The mapping between the retina and the cortex can be best described as a log-polar transformation, in PDF
Visual cortex: cartography, connectivity, and concurrent
Visual cortex: cartography, connectivity, and concurrent processing James J Knierim and David C Van Essen California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California, USA The mammalian visual cortex contains a complex mosaic of areas that are richly connected with one another Recent progress has advanced our understanding of both macroscopic and microscopic aspects of cortical organization PDF
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the visual cortex, and how the challenges faced in developing such models suggest areas where current theory falls short and might be extended A graphical model is a useful formalism for compactly describing a joint probability distribution character-ized by very large number of random variables We are taking what is known about the anatomy and physiology of the primate visual cortex and PDF
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visual cortex, in the horizontal dimension, and at fairly high speeds (about 0 1–0 4 m/s) Other waves travel much slower, for instance, in binocular rivalry ( 0 018 m/s; Lee et al , 2005) or in spreading depression ( 0 00007 m/s; Lauritzen, 2001) We do not review the large literature on traveling waves in turtle cortex (Nenadic et al , 2003) or in nonvisual sensory or motor cortices of PDF
Sensory uncertainty decoded from visual cortex predicts
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Functionally specific optogenetic modulation in primate
Primate visual cortex is organized into columns that process different features of a visual scene, such as color, orientation preference,andoculardominance Untilnow,theirsmallsizehas made it difficult to modulate them directly Here, we report for the first time that focal targeting of light-sensitive ion channels (channelrhodopsins) in macaques using lentiviral vectors allows one to stimulate PDF
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The areas within human visual cortex are identified by measuring visual field maps These are cortical regions that contain a topographic representation of the
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Visual areas of the brain involved in object recognition form a processing stream that projects toward the temporal lobe [1] Lesions to this region of the
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In the classical feed-forward, modular view of visual processing, the primary visual cortex (area V1) is a module that serves to
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[PDF] Pattern formation in the visual cortex - Institut de Mathématiques de
Examples in visual neuroscience include the ring model of orientation tuning, cortical models of geometric visual hallucinations (that will be studied here) and
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In addition, we use this technique to estimate the cortical magnification factor in early human visual cortex The spatial and temporal resolution of cortical
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We observed activity throughout portions of visual cortex in all blind individ- uals engaged in a Braille reading task, regardless of the age of blindness onset
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The first step in the pathway from the primary visual cortex is by way of the dorsal stream of visual areas in the parietal lobe The fact that monkeys can still
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Neurons in the primary visual cortex (V1) are selective for local orientation and spatial scale of visual input (Hubel and Wiesel, 1962, 1968; DeValois et al ,
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[PDF] The visual cortex as a crystal
Following our own recent work on orientation and spatial frequency tuning in a cortical hypercolumn [14,15], the network topology of each hypercolumn is taken
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A paradigmatic example is the effect of monocular deprivation on ocu- lar dominance of visual cortical neurons Although visual cortical plasticity has been
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It receives inputs from both eyes and relays these messages to the primary visual cortex via the optic radiation The retinal Magno and Parvo ganglion cells
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does the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) play a special role in binocular vision? Finally, are ocular dominance columns of primary visual cortex impor
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imagery and visual perception share the same mechanisms and cortical areas primary visual cortex, or can this be made only through the activation of
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It follows that the connection for the cortical contact bundle is a Lie group connection The paper closes with an axiomatic treatment of visual perception and
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[PDF] Retinotopic orgarnzation of the primary visual cortex of flying foxes
The cortical magnification factor decreases with increasing eccentricity, following a negative power function Conversely, receptive field sizes increase
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Thus, more than a dozen putative human visual areas have been described using fMRI (Tootell 1996, 2003) The discovery and analysis of cortical visual areas
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A prevalent view in the biological community on the role of feedback among cortical areas is that of selective attention modeled by biased competition 10–12
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The primary visual cortex is the first cortical area of the visual system that receives in- formation from the external visual world
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THE FIRST evidence that cerebral cortex is com- posed of separate areas came from a study of part of the visual cortex1 more than two centuries ago
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to characterize the receptive field of orientation-selective cells as found in the primary visual cortex We use this model as a case in point for
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More than half of the cerebral cortex in the macaque monkey is largely or exclusively involved in visual pro- cessing This overall domain of visual cortex
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