Controlled variations in stimulus similarity during learning determine visual discrimination capacity in freely moving mice.
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Undesirable Choice Biases with Small Differences in the Spatial Structure of Chance Stimulus Sequences.Noise Improves Visual Motion Discrimination via a Stochastic Resonance-Like Phenomenon.Optimization of visual training for full recovery from severe amblyopia in adults.Associative Learning Through Acquired Salience.Stimulus similarity determines the prevalence of behavioral laterality in a visual discrimination task for mice.Mice use robust and common strategies to discriminate natural scenes.
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Controlled variations in stimulus similarity during learning determine visual discrimination capacity in freely moving mice.
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Controlled variations in stimu ...... apacity in freely moving mice.
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Controlled variations in stimu ...... apacity in freely moving mice.
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Georg Köhr
Mario Treviño
Patrick Jendritza
Rodrigo J De Marco
Shi-Bin Li
Tatiana Oviedo
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10.1038/SREP01048
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2013-01-10T00:00:00Z
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