Holcombe:BiphasicSim

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SUPA Sydney University Perception and Action Lab Primer editing help refcard

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• Alex Holcombe
• Ryo Nakayama

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We think the ideas of Fu et al (2001) regarding spatial extrapolation of moving stimuli via the biphasic response properties of visual neurons are problematic. Dani did some simulations in R to show why, see the attached word file

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