Network Anisotropy Trumps Noise for Efficient Object Coding in Macaque Inferior Temporal Cortex.
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Yueh-Peng Chen | Chia-Pei Lin | Yu-Chun Hsu | Chou P Hung | C. Hung | C. Lin | Yueh-peng Chen | Yu-chun Hsu
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