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Seeing in 3D.
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Brain networks and dynamics in visual adaptation
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Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.
Adaptive decision templates in the human brain.
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Decoding dorsal depth processing in the human brain.
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Foraging Behavior in children: A new way to understand attentional development.
Applying causal interventions to brain networks underlying adaptive perceptual decision making.
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Unified probabilistic modelling of adaptive spatial-temporal structures in the human brain.
Learning shapes the processing of biological movements in the human visual cortex.
Uncertainty and Invariance in the Human Visual Cortex.
Development of visually evoked cortical activity in infant macaque monkeys studied longitudinally with fMRI.
Machine learning tools for personalised diagnosis in dementia.
Flexible perception: functional plasticity mechanisms in the human brain.
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Presentation: 'Understanding reduced generalisation: implication for categorisation learning in autism' by Kate Plaisted-Grant
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Date:
Wednesday, 29 April, 2015 -
16:00
to
17:30
Subject:
talk
Event location:
ABL Common Room
