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Jannik Castenow,Jonas Harbig,Daniel Jung,Till Knollmann,Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heideeach of which has its own feature values such as shape, color, size, and so on, then how does the visual system properly maintain the correct correspondences of these features? This chapter focuses on this binding problem in both object recognition and visual working memory.

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