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Denoising Models Develop Human-Like Perceptual Illusion Representations Across Architectures
Deep neural networks trained on natural images are shown to produce outputs consistent with human observers for brightness illusions. While this phenomenon has been documented across architectures, all evidence, to date, is measured at the output level: restored pixels, decoded trajectories, or clas
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