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Recurrent Dynamics Give Rise to Individualized Category Representations
Visual object categorization unfolds on the timescale of milliseconds as sensory representations are transformed into decisions through recurrent processing, yet it remains unclear whether this processing merely sharpens category structure shared across individuals or gives rise to individualized ca
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