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Discussed for a long time in order to explain processes in the visual system, IST Austria Professor Gasper Tkacik manages to show that the “efficient coding hypothesis” can be used to predict how complex structures are processed in the central brain. Tkacik and his colleagues presented their finding

ISTA | Looking beyond Home News & Events News Looking beyond January 7, 2015 Looking beyond New paper out in eLife Discussed for a long time in order to explain processes in the visual system, IST Austria Professor Gasper Tkacik manages to show that the “efficient coding hypothesis” can be used to predict how complex structures are processed in the central brain. Tkacik and his colleagues presented their findings in a recent eLife paper titled “Variance predicts salience in central sensory processing“ (DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03722 ). eLife is a new open access journal that r

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