Information processing and timing mechanisms in vision
Researches of neural mechanism of time perception is one of the fastest growing areas of neuroscience. The visual system presents several examples of timing mechanisms. Its activity is characterized by a complex network of synchronized elements which cooperate together. Some authors recently proposed that neural circuits should be inherently capable of temporal processing as a result of the natural complexity of cortical networks coupled with the presence of time-dependent network properties. We present an adaptive feedback model which, through a temporal-to-spatial transformation is able to explain recent experiments on the relationships between vision and time/space perception.
Lecture Notes in Computer , 2009
External authors: Pietro Liò (University of Cambridge)
IIT authors:
Andrea Guazzini
Type: Article in ISI Journal
Field of reference: Information Technology and Communication Systems
