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The Computational Value of Sensory-Aligned Receptive Fields Depends on Neuronal Expressivity
Biological sensory neurons have selective receptive fields organized along meaningful stimulus coordinates, such as frequency, motion direction, or retinotopic position. Such structure may arise from efficient coding and biological constraints on activity, connectivity, and wiring, as computational
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