Context dependent feature groups, a proposal for object representation

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (4):702-703 (1997)
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The usefulness of contextually guided processors is investigated a little further. A more general use for binding V1 cell responses than the one in Phillips & Singer's target article is proposed, which takes into account that strong responses of these cells can mean more than the presence of lines and edges. The possibility of different grouping depending on the activities of neighboring cells is essential to the approach.

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