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Cortex Structure and Function in Mouse, Monkey and Man

H. Mansvelder A. Kreiter Ziad M. Hafed Henner Koch Aachen Marieke Schölvninck P. Sirpal Pau Bardi-Puigdefàbregas Adonai Gil Harshkumar Vasoya Duncan Pottinger A. Taylor Chockalingam Ramanathan David Eriksson Julia Veit
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Functional digital twins found that when and whether a surround facilitates or suppresses the optimal center feature depends on how congruent the surround is given that feature under natural scene statistics, consistent with hierarchical Bayesian inference.

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