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Mir
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Location: austria
05-09-06, 01:45 am |
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If each area in visual neocortex is doing the same (learning sequences etc.), how it can be explained that there is area which recognize just motion: if the scene is still, nothing happens in this cortical area, if something moves, it starts to work?
Note that the scene consists from the same objects (version with and without moving).
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DavidOlmsted
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05-20-06, 09:53 am |
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The neocortex must use a similar information processing strategy in all areas with only the subject matter, that is different input information, being different.
The neocortex has an amazingly uniform neural structure.
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