BIP! Finder - Evidence for distinct levels of neural adaptation to both coherent and incoherently moving visual surfaces in visual area hMT+

2018 • Evidence for distinct levels of neural adaptation to both coherent and incoherently moving visual surfaces in visual area hMT+

Authors: Teresa Sousa; Alexandre Sayal; Gabriel Nascimento Ferreira da Costa; João V. Duarte; Miguel Castelo-Branco; Ricardo Martins

Venue: NeuroImage

Type: Publication

Abstract: Visual adaptation describes the processes by which the visual system alters its operating properties in response to changes in the environment. It is one of the mechanisms controlling visual perceptual bistability - when two perceptual solutions are available - by controlling the duration of each percept. Moving plaids are an example of such ambiguity. They can be perceived as two surfaces sliding incoherently over each other or as a single coherent surface. Here, we investigated, using fMRI, whether activity in the human motion complex (hMT+),... (read more)

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Topics: Communication Neuroscience Artificial intelligence

DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2018.06.075

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