The dissociations of visual processing of hole" and "no-hole" stimuli: An functional magnetic resonance imaging study."

	The dissociations of visual processing of hole" and "no-hole" stimuli: An functional magnetic resonance imaging study."
	Chen, Lin; He, Lixia; Cui, Ding; Huang, Yan; Meng, Qianli; Zhao, Xudong; Ma, Yuanye
刊名	BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR
	2018
文献子类	期刊论文
英文摘要	Introduction: Where to begin is a fundamental question of vision. A Global-first topological approach proposed that the first step in object representation was to extract topological properties, especially whether the object had a hole or not. Numerous psychophysical studies found that the hole (closure) could be rapidly recognized by visual system as a primitive property. However, neuroimaging studies showed that the temporal lobe (IT), which lied at a late stage of ventral pathway, was involved as a dedicated region. It appeared paradoxical that IT served as a key region for processing the early component of visual information. Did there exist a distinct fast route to transit hole information to IT? We hypothesized that a fast noncortical pathway might participate in processing holes.
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语种	英语
内容类型	期刊论文
源URL	[http://ir.siat.ac.cn:8080/handle/172644/13862]
专题	深圳先进技术研究院_脑所
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Chen, Lin,He, Lixia,Cui, Ding,et al. The dissociations of visual processing of hole" and "no-hole" stimuli: An functional magnetic resonance imaging study."[J]. BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR,2018.
APA	Chen, Lin.,He, Lixia.,Cui, Ding.,Huang, Yan.,Meng, Qianli.,...&Ma, Yuanye.(2018).The dissociations of visual processing of hole" and "no-hole" stimuli: An functional magnetic resonance imaging study.".BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR.
MLA	Chen, Lin,et al."The dissociations of visual processing of hole" and "no-hole" stimuli: An functional magnetic resonance imaging study."".BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR (2018).