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ReceptiveFields

Receptive Fields in the primary visual pathway applied to images.

Static html version

Use IPython Notebook to open the .ipynb file or use receptiveFields.py.

Filters

*   Gaussian
*   Mexican hat
*   Gabor
*   Quadrature Pairs (edge energy)

using the scipy.signal function convolve

Relation to Neuroscience

Mexican hat (Difference of Gaussians) receptive fields are found in retinal ganglion cells and the LGN. They vary with respect to their polarity (on-center vs. off-center). Orientation specific receptive fields (Gabor filters) are found throughout the cortex. Complex cells react equally well to step edges and lines.

Reference

Introduction to Computational Neuroscience, Hanspeter Mallot, University of Tübingen

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To the extent possible under law, Jonas Nick has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to Visualizing Receptive Fields. This work is published from: Germany.

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