<p>We carried out simulations at 4 different noise levels. We computed the discriminability index <i>d'</i> for L2/3 (<b><i>A</i></b>) and L5 (<b><i>B</i></b>) of the model responding to a vertical or a horizontal bar. The dashed line shows the magnitude of <i>d'</i> in the neutral condition. Solid gray and black lines indicate the results of spatial and feature-based modes of attention, respectively. L2/3 and L5 showed similar changes in discriminability with changes in the noise level. Only at a low noise level, spatial attention increased <i>d'</i> compared to <i>d'</i> in the neutral condition, whereas feature-based attention increased it at any noise level tested in this study.</p
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The responses of sensory neurons are noisy, and laboratory studies typically deal with this variabil...
The ability to discriminate between similar sensory stimuli relies on the amount of information enco...
■ On the basis of results from behavioral studies that spatial attention improves the exclusion of e...
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AbstractWe developed and tested a powerful method for identifying and characterizing the effect of a...
<p>Population responses of excitatory (<b><i>A</i></b>) and inhibitory (<b><i>B</i></b>) neurons in ...
Directing attention to the spatial location or the distinguishing feature of a visual object modulat...
Neurons in the visual primary cortex (area V1) do not only code simple features but also whether ima...
<div><p>Directing attention to the spatial location or the distinguishing feature of a visual object...
Attention has traditionally been associated with an increase in firing rates, reflecting a change in...
Attending to a feature enhances visual processing of that feature, but it is less clear what occurs ...
<p>Top: The bell-shaped curve represents the presumed single-neuron RFs during baseline (“Ignore”), ...
Attention is commonly thought to improve behavioral performance by increasing response gain and supp...
Attention is commonly thought to improve behavioral performance by increasing response gain and supp...
Neuronal responses to repeated presentations of identical visual stimuli are variable. The source of...
The responses of sensory neurons are noisy, and laboratory studies typically deal with this variabil...
The ability to discriminate between similar sensory stimuli relies on the amount of information enco...
■ On the basis of results from behavioral studies that spatial attention improves the exclusion of e...
AbstractHow does attention optimize our visual system for the task at hand? Two mechanisms have been...
AbstractWe developed and tested a powerful method for identifying and characterizing the effect of a...
<p>Population responses of excitatory (<b><i>A</i></b>) and inhibitory (<b><i>B</i></b>) neurons in ...
Directing attention to the spatial location or the distinguishing feature of a visual object modulat...
Neurons in the visual primary cortex (area V1) do not only code simple features but also whether ima...
<div><p>Directing attention to the spatial location or the distinguishing feature of a visual object...
Attention has traditionally been associated with an increase in firing rates, reflecting a change in...
Attending to a feature enhances visual processing of that feature, but it is less clear what occurs ...
<p>Top: The bell-shaped curve represents the presumed single-neuron RFs during baseline (“Ignore”), ...
Attention is commonly thought to improve behavioral performance by increasing response gain and supp...
Attention is commonly thought to improve behavioral performance by increasing response gain and supp...
Neuronal responses to repeated presentations of identical visual stimuli are variable. The source of...
The responses of sensory neurons are noisy, and laboratory studies typically deal with this variabil...
The ability to discriminate between similar sensory stimuli relies on the amount of information enco...