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Results tagged with neuroscience
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The study of the structure and function of the nervous system and its components.
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What exactly is the neural receptive field?
Neural receptive fields map the spatial or temporal distribution of the data to individual neuron excitation, if I understand correctly, but I do not understand if receptive fields (especially in the …
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Are these claims of "revolutionising" understanding of human vision and hearing valid?
I've started a hobby machine vision project (and posted some questions to this end on other SE sites) and on a side track, also been looking at relevant research in human vision (and partly, hearing). …
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