Ghislain St-Yves

Nov 26, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Ghislain St-Yves |Kendrick N. Kay |Thomas Naselaris

AbstractBrain activity patterns in high-level visual cortex support accurate linear classification of visual concepts (e.g., objects or scenes). It has long been appreciated that the accuracy of linear classification in any brain area depends on the geometry of its concept manifolds---sets of brain activity patterns that encode images of a concept.