Neurobiology, Psychophysics, and Computational Models of Visual Attention

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The purpose of this workshop was to discuss both recent experimental findings and computational models of the neurobiological implementation of selective attention. Recent experimental results were presented in two of the four presentations given (C.E. Connor, Washington University and B.C. Motter, SUNY and V.A. Medical Center, Syracuse), while the other two talks were devoted to computational models (E. Niebur, Caltech, and B. Olshausen, Washington University).

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© 1994 Morgan Kaufmann. The work of EN and BAO was supported by the Office of Naval Research. EN was additionally supported by the National Science Foundation.

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