Fredrik Bergström

Apr 9, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Daniela Valério |Fredrik Bergström |Philipp Seidel |Jorge Almeida

AbstractIn our daily activities, we encounter numerous objects that we successfully distinguish and recognize within a fraction of a second. This holds for coarse distinctions (e.g., cat vs. hammer) but also for more challenging within-category distinctions that require fine-grain analysis (e.g., cat vs. dog). The efficiency of this recognition depends on how the brain organizes object-related information.