Visual exposure enhances stimulus encoding and persistence in primary ...
We perform parallel recordings in the primary visual cortex of anesthetized cats and find that brief, repetitive exposure to structured visual stimuli enhances stimulus encoding by decreasing the selectivity and increasing the range of the neuronal responses that persist after stimulus presentation.
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The goal of this study was to characterize the spatio-temporal population response patterns evoked by ICMS in the visual cortex of alert monkeys and to examine how these activation patterns are related to the activation patterns evoked by a small visual stimulus and ICMS-evoked saccades.
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PDF Visual exposure optimizes stimulus encoding in primary visual ...
Here, recording from populations of neurons in cat primary visual cortex, we demonstrate that visual exposure enhances stimulus encoding and discrimination.
Stimulus Repetition Induces a Two
Our results uncovered a two-stage learning process in the primary visual cortex. In Stage 1, univariate BOLD activation in V1 decreased over the first 14 repetitions of the stimuli, replicating the well known effect of repetition suppression.
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