Title: "How is Color Represented in the
Visual Cortex?"
The Salk Institute
Abstract:
The response properties of neurons in the visual
cortex are modulated nonlinearly by stimuli outside the classically defined
receptive field. The center and the
non-classical surround are separable when the response is conditioned on the
number of spikes. This allows global information from cortical feedback
pathways to be integrated into early stages of visual processing through a
Bayesian context.