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Behavioral studies and single cell recordings in monkey inferotemporal cortex have documented greater sensitivity to differences in viewpoint invariant or nonaccidental properties (e.g., straight vs. curved), than metric properties (e.g., degree of curvature) of simple shapes. Are we similarly more sensitive to nonaccidental (NAP) than metric (MP) differences of the relations between objects? We addressed...
A change in the basic-level class when viewing a sequence of two objects produces a large release from adaptation in LOC compared to when the images are identical. Is this due to a change in semantics or shape? In an fMRI-adaptation experiment, subjects viewed a sequence of two objects and judged whether the stimuli were identical in shape. Different-shaped stimuli could be from the same or different...
In functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), the cerebral blood volume (CBV) based approach with exogenous contrast agent has been found to have better spatial specificity than the widely applied blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) method. Recently, an endogenous CBV-based contrast, vascular space occupancy-dependent (VASO) technique, was developed for human research. However, the spatial...
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