Deep Neural Networks Rival the Representation of Primate IT Cortex for Core Visual Object Recognition
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Daniel L. K. Yamins | Ha Hong | Charles F. Cadieu | Diego Ardila | Najib J. Majaj | James J. DiCarlo | Nicolas Pinto | Ethan A. Solomon | J. DiCarlo | N. Pinto | Daniel Yamins | C. Cadieu | N. Majaj | Ha Hong | Diego Ardila | E. Solomon | Nicolas Pinto
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