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How does our brain allow us to make sense of our visual world? Work led by @OliverContier w/ @Chris_I_Baker now out in @NatureHumBehav provides support for a theoretical framework of behaviorally-relevant selectivity beyond high-level categorization. 🧵
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Hugely excited that this work with @martin_hebart and @Chris_I_Baker is now out in @NatureHumBehav !!!
By moving from a category-focused to a behaviour-focused model, we identified behaviourally relevant object information throughout visual cortex.
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Apply now for a 3-year postdoc position in the lab! Please retweet and share with potential candidates.
If you're interested in #vision, #EEG, #fMRI, and working with a fun team at the @jlugiessen, feel free to get in touch before applying.
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Alternative link to paper: scholar.google.com/scholar?o… 8/7 – at Iceland
This manuscript is a preprint (version 2). It has at the time of deposit not been formally peer reviewed. Questions and comments, including suggestions for references to additional literature, are welcome and should be directed to the corresponding author ([email protected]). 7/7
Further, categorization of clashing objects is led astray under conditions thought to cut short recurrent processing. We suggest that an object space dimension that closely aligns with the animate-inanimate distinction is automatically extracted by the human visual system. 6/7
Conversely, when appearance and semantics clash (objects on the “incorrect” side of object space: animate-looking inanimate objects, inanimate-looking animals), visual information is underutilized or misleading, and semantic relatedness hinders discrimination. 5/7
In a series of studies, we show that when objects' appearance matches their true superordinate category (objects on the correct side of object space), people effectively use diverse visual aspects for their discrimination, with minimal interference from semantic relatedness. 4/7
We reasoned that if such an object space exists in humans, it should be reflected in people’s object perception. We used CNNs trained for object classification to construct a visual object space, and projected images onto this space to pick objects with specific coordinates. 3/7
Studies on macaques indicate that high-level regions of the ventral visual pathway are organized around a two-dimensional object space. This space captures the main two dimensions on which objects visually differ as derived from activation patterns in a neural network. 2/7
Preprint alert! 📰🚨"Why is a raven like a writing desk? The interplay of visual and semantic characteristics of animacy in object perception" by Ólafsdóttir, Pitchford, Maeekalle, and Sigurdardottir: osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/sz… A thread🧵#visionscience #cogsci 1/7
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Visual imagery vividness appears to be independent of perceptual and memory precision osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/ah… by @IceVisLab et al.; mental imagery
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Seeking 30 mo postdoc to help us develop new tests of face recognition across the lifespan. Apply before June 26th. @CopenhagenPsych @RoRobotham @katvancleef @ErlingNoerkaer @Saffello96 candidate.hr-manager.net/App…
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A trend I've really loved: Seeing all the flyers for different lab's presentations @VSSMtg! Here's a little collage of all the ones I've seen so far (found by using the #VSS2024 hashtag). If I've missed yours, please share it below!
It's @VSSMtg week! So excited to share this year's projects from the lab, including brand new research directions and some deep dives on foundational issues.
More info @ perception.jhu.edu/vss/.
See you on the 🏖!
#VSS2024
We have mostly abandoned X but return briefly to say: It will be lovely to meet so many of you at #VSS Please find us there to chat :) You can also reach me (Heida) at [email protected] #VSS2024 #VisionScience – at Iceland
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Fixation offset decreases manual inhibition of return (IOR) in detection and discrimination tasks
Łukasz Michalczyk
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Postdoc position at our faculty on AI & psych/neuro! If you are interested in computational modeling in memory, perception, or decision-making (with a focus on normative models) or decoding of neural data in VWM, get in touch, I'd be happy to support. jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…

















