Short-term memory effects on visual perception
author: Valentina Anna Maria Daelli,
Cognitive Neuroscience, International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA)
published: Oct. 17, 2008, recorded: September 2008, views: 5985
published: Oct. 17, 2008, recorded: September 2008, views: 5985
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Memory traces, stored in the form of attractors or appearing as the result of recent perceptual experience, can actively shape processing and categorization of visual stimuli. Electrophysiology in monkey IT cortex and computational modeling indicate the existence of categorical boundaries in the dynamics of cortical networks. Our psychophysical experiments in humans show that these boundaries can be shifted following recent visual experience, in adaptation and priming paradigms.
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