Vision: The Visual Cortex

[@gulnuratl8838]

my major is psychology and this helped me a lot for my tomorrow's perception, attention, and action exam. I love you

[@irmakmiiste]

it helped me a lot before the exam too. Thanks for that perfect lecture :D

[@tomi7537]

I’m university student in Korea. (major is psychology) I heard lecture first, did not understand what professor said. But, I saw this video a moment ago, i fully understood what professor was trying to say. Thank you so much. This video so useful!

[@danmichael2515]

Much better detail than other KZbin videos - everyone else is a bit too superficial but your detail is great for medical students

[@livvyy4life]

literally saved my life. I have a neuroscience exam tomorrow and was so stuck on this concept. thanks so much!

[@LanoChaos]

The best video so far! Helped me a lot through my exam in visual computing.

[@colinehagnier]

Thank you very much! Helped so much for my exam of Sensation and Perception. Clear, concise and well-explained :)

[@juliarodriguez1082]

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[@elpintor2091]

Great video love the depth of it merci

[@TheEmergingPattern]

Yes, this is the right track.

[@shabanyounas4347]

i feel you have detailed it very well.

[@aimenshelly2986]

Thank you. ❤️

[@bortkiew]

In the part of the lecture about simple and complex cells, it's worth noting that many simple cells also respond best to movement in a particular direction (so it's not just complex cells). In fact, in layer 4 of visual cortex, where visual input is received, simple cells tend to be more direction selective than complex cells. Source: "Direction selectivity of neurons in visual cortex is non-linear and laminar dependent" by Kim and Freeman.

[@saintgianni]

Thank you for this video! Please increase the audio volume or input though. My volume is all the way up and I can't hear you very well

[@LakersBodyguard]

very helpful video, just a tip, increase the volume for your commentary, is a little low :) thank you

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[@raquelnogueira5667]

Thats a really nice lesson, thanks so much for your work, I would like to know the source of your images, what bibliography is it?

[@PaulMerritt]

They come from a variety of sources and some I created myself.

[@subhayanchatterjee8145]

@@PaulMerritt Thanks, helped me a lot 💖