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Reconstructing Representations Of Dynamic Visual Objects In Early Visual Cortex, Edmund Chong, Ariana M. Familiar, Won Mok Shim Feb 2016

Reconstructing Representations Of Dynamic Visual Objects In Early Visual Cortex, Edmund Chong, Ariana M. Familiar, Won Mok Shim

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As raw sensory data are partial, our visual system extensively fills in missing details, creating enriched percepts based on incomplete bottom-up information. Despite evidence for internally generated representations at early stages of cortical processing, it is not known whether these representations include missing information of dynamically transforming objects. Long-range apparent motion (AM) provides a unique test case because objects in AM can undergo changes both in position and in features. Using fMRI and encoding methods, we found that the “intermediate” orientation of an apparently rotating grating, never presented in the retinal input but interpolated during AM, is reconstructed in population-level, …