receptive fields

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  • Created on: 05-12-17 21:11
How do receptive fields stem from the PR
small receptive fields at PR, small part of image, as it progresses through the visual system the image gets bigger until it combines to a whole
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What RF do PR have?
circular - very position sensitive
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ganglion cells
centre surround - position sensitive - size
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lgn
centre surround - position sensitive - size
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v1
striped - orientation sensitive - size + position
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v4
curved - sensitive to curvature - due to closely aligned differently orientated V1 RF combining - good at recognising faces and objects
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explain the Craik-consweet Obrian effect
retinal ganglion cells only recognise edges - they use edge info to fill the rest of the pic in - th edge is lighter on one side then the other- the brain fills this out as lighter on one sidde than another even tho the fill is the same - mans face
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circular - very position sensitive

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