论文信息 - Fourier analysis and spatial representation in the visual cortex

Fourier analysis and spatial representation in the visual cortex

Simple cells in the cat visual cortex are shown to be general purpose analyzers of visual information achieving, at the same time, minimum uncertainty in spatial localization and spatial frequency. Their responses to moving bars, edges and gratings are linearly interrelated and predictable from each other.

J. J. Kulikowski | P. O. Bishop | P. O. Bishop | J. Kulikowski

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