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As simple as possible, but not simpler: features of the neural code for visual recognition
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Resolving Human Brain Responses in Space and Time
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Aude Oliva
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Task-Driven Learning of Contour Integration Responses in a V1 Model
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Salman Khan, University of Waterloo
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Modeling human visual search: A combined Bayesian searcher and saliency map approach for eye movement guidance in natural scenes
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Melanie Sclar, University of Buenos Aires
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Parallel developmental changes in children's drawing and recognition of visual concepts.
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Bria Long, Stanford University
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Visual Search: Differences between your Brain and Deep Neural Networks
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Miguel Eckstein, University of California, Santa Barbara
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Why it pays to study Psychology: Lessons from Computer Vision
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SVRHM 2020 - Concluding Remarks
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Diversity in AI Best Paper Award (NVIDIA Titan RTX) Ceremony and Oculus Quest Award for Breakthrough in Biologically inspired Generative Models.
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THINGS: A large-scale global initiative to study the cognitive, computational, and neural mechanisms of object recognition in biological and artificial intelligence
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Martin Hebart, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
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SVRHM 2020 Opening Remarks
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