Various models of the neural mechanisms of attentional modulation in the visual cortex have been proposed. In general, these models assume that an ‘attention ’ parameter is provided separately. Its value as well as the selection of neuron(s) to which it applies are assumed, but its source and the selection mechanism are unspecified. Here we show how the Selective Tuning model of visual attention can account for the modulation of the firing rate at the single neuron level, and for the temporal pattern of attentional modulations in the visual cortex, in a self-contained formulation that simultaneously determines the stimulus elements to be attended while modulating the relevant neural processes
Models of visual attention hold that top-down signals from frontal cortex influence information proc...
The psychophysical evidence for "selective attention " originates mainly from visual searc...
Visuospatial attention produces myriad effects on the activity and selectivity of cortical neurons. ...
<div><p>Various models of the neural mechanisms of attentional modulation in the visual cortex have ...
Various models of the neural mechanisms of attentional modulation in the visual cortex have been pro...
Attention modulates neural selectivity and optimizes the allocation of cortical resources during vis...
Attention has been found to have a wide variety of effects on the responses of neurons in visual cor...
Attention has been found to have a wide variety of effects on the responses of neurons in visual cor...
We propose a model for the neuronal implementation of selective visual attention based on the tempor...
AbstractA model for aspects of visual attention based on the concept of selective tuning is presente...
Although many studies have shown that attention to a stimulus can enhance the responses of individua...
SummaryNeuronal signals related to visual attention are found in widespread brain regions, and these...
Selective attention in vision undoubtedly uses many different types of mechanisms to achieve better ...
Attentional modulation along the object-recognition pathway of the cortical visual system of primate...
Neuronal activity can be modulated by attention even while the sensory stimulus is held fixed. This ...
Models of visual attention hold that top-down signals from frontal cortex influence information proc...
The psychophysical evidence for "selective attention " originates mainly from visual searc...
Visuospatial attention produces myriad effects on the activity and selectivity of cortical neurons. ...
<div><p>Various models of the neural mechanisms of attentional modulation in the visual cortex have ...
Various models of the neural mechanisms of attentional modulation in the visual cortex have been pro...
Attention modulates neural selectivity and optimizes the allocation of cortical resources during vis...
Attention has been found to have a wide variety of effects on the responses of neurons in visual cor...
Attention has been found to have a wide variety of effects on the responses of neurons in visual cor...
We propose a model for the neuronal implementation of selective visual attention based on the tempor...
AbstractA model for aspects of visual attention based on the concept of selective tuning is presente...
Although many studies have shown that attention to a stimulus can enhance the responses of individua...
SummaryNeuronal signals related to visual attention are found in widespread brain regions, and these...
Selective attention in vision undoubtedly uses many different types of mechanisms to achieve better ...
Attentional modulation along the object-recognition pathway of the cortical visual system of primate...
Neuronal activity can be modulated by attention even while the sensory stimulus is held fixed. This ...
Models of visual attention hold that top-down signals from frontal cortex influence information proc...
The psychophysical evidence for "selective attention " originates mainly from visual searc...
Visuospatial attention produces myriad effects on the activity and selectivity of cortical neurons. ...