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Do the receptive fields in the primary visual cortex span a variability over the degree of elongation of the receptive fields?
This paper presents results of combining (i) theoretical analysis regarding connections between the orientation selectivity and the elongation of receptive fields for the affine Gaussian derivative model with (ii) biological measurements of orientation selectivity in the primary visual cortex, to in
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