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神经网络拓支持视觉图像生动度的个体变化

Timo L Kvamme1, Massimo Lumaca1, Claude J Bajada2

  • 1Center for Functionally Integrative Neuroscience, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark.

NeuroImage
|October 11, 2025
PubMed
概括

清晰的视觉图像依赖于低级视觉网络,突出网络枢纽和高级视觉集成的组合. 大脑网络之间的这种相互作用解释了图像生动性的个体差异.

关键词:
亚法塔西亚 (Aphantasia) 是一种幻想.大脑的连接性 大脑的连接性状结状圈 (Fusiform Gyrus) 是一个状结状圈.图形理论是指图形的理论.视觉图像的生动性 视觉图像的生动性

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