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Contextual modulations at low and high levels of visual perception: functional (in)dependence and influence of local contrast
What we see depends on context. From low to high levels of the visual system hierarchy, the amplitude of contextual influences is a function of local input strength. In the case of human face perception, the influence exerted by face context on local feature discrimination is determined by that feat
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