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The dipper effect for contrast discrimination provides strong evidence that the underlying neural response is accelerating at low contrasts and saturating at high contrasts. The contrast–response functions of V1 neurons do have this sigmoidal shape, but individual neurons do not generally have a dynamic range wide enough to account for the dipper effect. This paper presents a Bayesian model of neurons...
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