Medium Spatial Frequencies, a Strong Predictor of Salience
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Thierry Baccino | Fabrice Urban | Christel Chamaret | Olivier Le Meur | Brice Follet | O. Meur | T. Baccino | C. Chamaret | F. Urban | B. Follet | Christel Chamaret
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