Lecture 14 Flashcards
What were the first experiments showing how biological systems analysed directional motion?
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What was measured and what were the variables which were changed?
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What did they find out? What was the model called?
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What were the key properties of the Elementary Movement Detector?
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How is motion analysed in a fly?
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What are the different studies which can be combined?
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What are the different experimental model organisms used to analyse sensory processing in insects? What applications were for each type showing how visual information is processing in biology?
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What is the simplified phenomenological EMD model? Draw it? What are the different components? What is the process?
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What is a results of this?
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How can the mechanism distinguish between motion in one and the opposite direction?
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How is it implemented in the nervous system? Draw it?
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What are the necessary and sufficient conditions for a directional selective mechanism?
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What happens if motion of infinite velocity? What does this therefore mean?
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What is an alternative model? What is it called?
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What are the stages of this gradient detector model?
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What type of output does it give in the velocity domain?
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How does the gradient model work?
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Why would the gradient model not be an actual good model for biological systems?
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Does the gradient model fulfil the necessary and sufficient conditions for a directional selective mechanism?
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How can you work out which model the fly visual system employs?
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What are the important parameters? What do they stand for?
a. What is delta I?
b. What is cf?
What is a? What are the properties?
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What are the steady state responses of the two models? What are the equations?
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How does the gradient detector steady state response look?
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