Title: Lecture 6: Orientation
1Lecture 6 Orientation spatial frequency
adaptation -- aftereffects and contrasts
2The McCollough Effect - orientation contingent
color aftereffect
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5Orientation selective and nonselective V1 cells
Tuning curve and corresponding polar plot from 2
macaque V1 cells (one orientation selective, the
other nonselective) in response to drifting bars
of varied orientation and direction.
OBorientation bias. DBdirection bias
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10Ocular and orientation columns
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14MacKay effect
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24Orientation processing Action without perception?
Milner Goodale, 1993
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30Attentional Resolution (Shown by Crowding)
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33Not Aware
Aware
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35Adaptation Results
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40The Zollner Illusion the horizontal lines are
parallel but appear to converge and diverge
41Questions Neural stage(s) for orientation
adaptation? Does it require awareness of the
adapting orientation?