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Modeling visual exploration in rhesus macaques with bottom-up salience and oculomotor statistics

König et al., 2016

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König S
Buffalo E
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Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience

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There is a growing interest in studying biological systems in natural settings, in which experimental stimuli are less artificial and behavior is less controlled. In primate vision research, free viewing of complex images has elucidated novel neural responses, and free …
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