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Structure and Function in the Retina,all would agree on one point: the retina is comparable in complexity to the cortex itself, and yet it differs in one fundamental aspect - it is an isolated computational unit. We mean by this that its input and output can be known to a good level of accuracy, the input being an image projected by th

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On-Chip Vision,nd the processors in a traditional image processing system can be partially reduced by embedding into the same silicon die both the transduction of incoming illumination and its interpretation through some processing function. If we consider the silicon die a “real estate” on which to build the smar

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Neurophysiology of the Striate Cortex,ngs show that: i) different stimulus attributes are processed at least partially in parallel, ii) the responses of single neurones to a given visual stimulus are context-dependent, iii) some degree of neural plasticity is present even in the adult visual cortex, iv) multiplexed temporal codes may be

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Visual Form Representation,ed in this paper. Any region, resulting after image segmentation, can be basically represented in terms of its external characteristics (the contour of the region), or of its internal characteristics (the pixels constituting the region). Hierarchical data structures, based on the principle of recurs

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The Oculomotor System,ocessed by vision. Then, these animals have developed both sophisticated visual systems and effective Eye Movement, or ., Systems (OMS). Both in higher and lower animals, the main role of eye movement (EM) is to serve vision and ensure optimal conditions for it. Then EMs may be different in differen