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Circuits for presaccadic visual remapping
Journal of Neurophysiology, 2016 Saccadic eye movements rapidly displace the image of the world that is projected onto the retinas. In anticipation of each saccade, many neurons in the visual system shift their receptive fields.
Marc A. Sommer, Joseph Patrick Mayo
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Annual Review of Vision Science, 2021
Our visual system is fundamentally retinotopic. When viewing a stable scene, each eye movement shifts object features and locations on the retina. Thus, sensory representations must be updated, or remapped, across saccades to align presaccadic and postsaccadic inputs.
Julie D, Golomb, James A, Mazer
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Our visual system is fundamentally retinotopic. When viewing a stable scene, each eye movement shifts object features and locations on the retina. Thus, sensory representations must be updated, or remapped, across saccades to align presaccadic and postsaccadic inputs.
Julie D, Golomb, James A, Mazer
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Science, 1996
A report by Nudo et al . ( p. 1791 ) show that after a stroke (simulated in a monkey), training the animal with certain tasks can limit the subsequent dysfunctional reorganization of the brain. These tasks engage the body part that is mapped at the injured site.
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A report by Nudo et al . ( p. 1791 ) show that after a stroke (simulated in a monkey), training the animal with certain tasks can limit the subsequent dysfunctional reorganization of the brain. These tasks engage the body part that is mapped at the injured site.
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Evidence for the predictive remapping of visual attention [PDF]
Experimental Brain Research, 2009 When attending an object in visual space, perception of the object remains stable despite frequent eye movements. It is assumed that visual stability is due to the process of remapping, in which retinotopically organized maps are updated to compensate ...
Jan Theeuwes, Sebastiaan Mathôt
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The Adjunct Publication of the 32nd Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, 2019
ReMap is a multimodal interface that enables searching for learning videos using speech and in-task pointing. ReMap extends multimodal interaction to help-seeking for complex tasks. Users can speak search queries, adding app-specific terms deictically. Users can navigate ReMap's search results via speech or mouse.
C. Ailie Fraser +4 more
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ReMap is a multimodal interface that enables searching for learning videos using speech and in-task pointing. ReMap extends multimodal interaction to help-seeking for complex tasks. Users can speak search queries, adding app-specific terms deictically. Users can navigate ReMap's search results via speech or mouse.
C. Ailie Fraser +4 more
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Proceedings of the International Symposium on Memory Systems, 2017
Even given PCM's attractive features that include high scalability and lower power, write endurance remains a critical issue that impedes the move for this technology to replace DRAM in main memory systems. The wear-out problem is further exacerbated by advances in future technologies, where cell sizes are reduced and process variation increases.
Mohammad Khavari Tavana +5 more
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Even given PCM's attractive features that include high scalability and lower power, write endurance remains a critical issue that impedes the move for this technology to replace DRAM in main memory systems. The wear-out problem is further exacerbated by advances in future technologies, where cell sizes are reduced and process variation increases.
Mohammad Khavari Tavana +5 more
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