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Quiz by Daniel Whiting, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Whiting
over 7 years ago
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Question 1
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Considering the selectivity for eye of origin. Which eye(s) would a cell in the ocular dominance range of 4 comes from?
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Both eyes equally
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Mostly left eye
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Mostly right eye
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Right eye only
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Left eye only
Question 2
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The ocular dominances of 1 & 7 are...
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Monocular
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Binocular
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Monocle
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Trinoculor
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Stereoscopic vision
Question 3
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The range of orientations a particular cell fires to is called its..
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Bandwidth
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Preferred Orientation
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Selective Orientation
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Orientation selectivity
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Broadband
Question 4
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Input from both eyes and all 180 degrees of orientation selectivity in a section of V1 is called a...
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Hypercolumn
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360 degrees column (2 eyes at 180 degrees each)
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Complex column
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Column of ocular dominance
Question 5
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Complex cells are less stimulus specific than simple cells and hypercomplex cells are even less specific than complex cells.
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- True
- False
Question 6
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Drop the type of cell to its description
These cells respond to a oriented stimulus in a specific location within their receptive fields. [blank_start]Simple Cells[blank_end]
These cells respond most strongly to oriented lines of specific lengths but respond less to lines longer than that length. [blank_start]Hypercomplex Cells[blank_end]
These cells will respond to orientations of any length anywhere within their receptive field. [blank_start]Complex Cells[blank_end]
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Simple Cells
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Hypercomplex Cells
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Complex Cells
Question 7
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Some cells in the V2 may help us to see subthreshold edges by combining signals from hypercomplex cells.
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- True
- False
Question 8
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Which of the following is an explanation for the tilt aftereffect?
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After adaptation to one orientation, that particular cell will temporarily fire less to its usual stimuli, therefore that cell will not contribute as much as it usually would when a new stimulus is presented.
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Adaptations fatigue cells
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Magic
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Prolonged exposure to tilted bars makes subsequently seen vertical lines appear tilted in the opposite direction.
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This occurs as a result of the way the configurations of simple and complex cells are organised.
Question 9
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Which of the following would have a low spatial frequency?
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Fat stripes
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Thin stripes
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Bright stripes
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Dull stripes
Question 10
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Considering the sinusoidal waves for spatial frequency, what part of the wave relates to contrast levels?
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Amplitude
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Frequency
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Phase
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Fourier Analysation
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Degrees
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Light reflection
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Orientation
Question 11
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[blank_start]High[blank_end] spatial frequencies carry finer details.
[blank_start]Low[blank_end] spatial frequencies carry course information.
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High
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Low
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Low
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High
Question 12
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Humans are better at seeing...
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Mid range spatial frequencies.
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Higher spatial frequencies.
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Lower spatial frequencies.
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All spatial frequencies equally.
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