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visual receptive field

visual receptive field A visual receptive field is the part of visual space that a visual neuron, or a measured population of neurons, responds to.

A visual receptive field is the part of visual space that a visual neuron, or a measured population of neurons, responds to. Its apparent location and size can shift under some viewing conditions, such as when part of the visual field is artificially masked.

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Drafting source: Haak Koen V.; Cornelissen Frans W.; Morland Antony B.. Population Receptive Field Dynamics in Human Visual Cortex. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0037686; article XML SHA-256 fe59455c841169ce0e380cd8768a8694e53adc9b10e3d3e6c456237006099972. “Population Receptive Field Dynamics in Human Visual Cortex” (10.1371/journal.pone.0037686).
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