Understanding Motion Perception
The brain relies on certain assumptions about motion, such as the belief that objects move continuously rather than jumping from one place to another. By integrating inputs from different types of neurons, the brain can potentially detect the motion of objects, using perpendicular directional information to understand how they move in space. This fascinating interplay between visual processing areas highlights the complexity of how we perceive motion in our environment.In this clip
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Episode 113: Visual Processing
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