Higher Visual Processing Flashcards

1
Q

M and P pathways encode for? where do they terminate in V1?

A

M- motion 4C-alpha

P - colour 4C-beta

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2
Q

outputs of V1 layers?

A
3 = other cortical
5 = sup. colliculus/pons
6 = LGN
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3
Q

M ganglions project to which layer of LGN?

A

magnocellular layer

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4
Q

when does mixing occur with M ganglions?

A

AFTER entering primary visual cortex

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5
Q

What happens in Layer IVB of V1?

A

get directional selectivity

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6
Q

how much of cortex involved with visions?

A

40%

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7
Q

what are the 2 large cortical streams of visual processing?

A

M-cells: dorsal pathway

P-cells: ventral pathway

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8
Q

dorsal pathway detects?

A

where in visual field

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9
Q

Where do you get directional selectivity?

A

Layer IV-B in V1

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10
Q

ventral pathway detects?

A

what in visual field

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11
Q

Middle temporal lobe is for?

A

specialized for precessing object motion

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12
Q

Middle temporal lobe receives from 3 big places?

A

V2, V3, Layer IV-B of V1

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13
Q

almost all Cells in the Middle temporal lobe are?

A

directional selective to movement

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14
Q

3 kinds of cones are? maximal absorption at?

A

Red: 560
Green: 530
Blue: 430

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15
Q

How does colour vision work? 2 steps:

A
  1. detect relative amounts of cones working

2. comparison to each other

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16
Q

Red opposed by?

A

Green

17
Q

Blue opposed by?

A

Yellow

18
Q

P ganglions exhibit what kind of detection?

A

colour opponent centre surround

19
Q

colour opponent centre surround means?

A

excited by red on centre

inhibited by green on surround

20
Q

brain likes what kind of stimulation for light detection?

A

either maximal stim

maximal inhibition

21
Q

Area V4 is important for perception of?

A

shape

colour

22
Q

Area inferior temporal is a major output of?

A

V4

23
Q

What does Area inferior temporal perception of?

A

faces

24
Q

colour deficiencies happen how? 2 ways

A

inherited

acquired

25
Q

male vs. female colour deficiencies?

A

8% males

0.5% females

26
Q

What is: Monochromacy, Dichromacy, Anomalous trichromacy?

A

Monochromacy: only have one type of cone
Dichromacy: two functioning cones
Anomalous trichromacy: have 3 cones, one expresses abnormal pigment

27
Q

Which is most common? Monochromacy, Dichromacy, Anomalous trichromacy?

A

Anomalous trichromacy

28
Q

What is Tritan?

A

No blue cone

29
Q

What is protan?

A

No red cone

30
Q

What is Deutan?

A

No green cone

31
Q

Which cone is deficient most commonly?

A

Green (Deutan)

32
Q

Deutanopes with traffic lights: trouble how?

A

confuse red and yellow

33
Q

protanopes with traffic lights: trouble how?

A

can’t see red easily

34
Q

What kind of pathways carry visual info from retina to cortex?

A

parallel

35
Q

neurons in V1 M pathways are two things:

A
  1. directionally selective

2. dorsal for motion

36
Q

P pathways encode? 2 big ones. Which pathway?

A

colour and resolution (NOT MOTION)

ventral pathway