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Estimating the influence of attention on population codes in human visual cortex using voxel-based tuning functions

Serences et al., 2009

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8213105074931123057
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Serences J
Saproo S
Scolari M
Ho T
Muftuler L
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In order to form stable perceptual representations, populations of sensory neurons must pool their output to overcome physiological noise; selective attention is then required to ensure that behaviorally relevant stimuli dominate these 'population codes' to gain access to …
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