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Computational architectures for attention

  • Niebur E
  • Koch C
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  • Parasuraman R
MIT Press, (1998), 163-186
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Abstract

Visual selective attention is analyzed from a computational point of view. The functional necessity for an attentional process is explained and its implementation in biology is studied. The control processes of spatial attentional are examined and several neurobiologically relevant theories and detailed models of focal attention are discussed.

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Niebur, E., & Koch, C. (1998). Computational architectures for attention. In R. Parasuraman (Ed.), The Attentive Brain (pp. 163–186). MIT Press.

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