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Processing of continuous lines and edges by the visual system

Continuous lines and edges are described by chains of oriented filters. Combinatorical considerations leed to a complete set of differently shaped oriented filters, which show all the features of cortical receptive fields. Filters of this set may be linked to chains, enveloping arbitrary lines and edges. A hierarchical linking procedure avoids combinatorical explosion of the required neuronal network.

Georg Hartmann | G. Hartmann

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