Neurosynth: 17942734

Activations in visual and attention-related areas predict and correlate with the degree of perceptual learning.

Authors:	Mukai I, Kim D, Fukunaga M, Japee S, Marrett S, Ungerleider LG
Journal:	The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
Year:	2007
PMID:	17942734

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1.	21.8086315886579	-87.4729160357605	-4.14638358829026
1.	-19.2616150637944	-83.3634525547754	-3.85346323447324
1.	-38.5693221818764	-82.3934791763905	7.58516126001743
1.	42.4416145605843	-77.8533963773688	5.75609856432154
1.	30.0733845158369	-65.7805929803115	55.1980176103996
1.	37.850387003691	-63.472965258853	-12.3972019835271
1.	-37.7915222030729	-59.4854470714712	-11.5033660758657
1.	-42.3725240917801	-50.0823902495221	54.8786838023619
1.	25.4968426914675	7.79809554984336	50.2367505087837
1.	2.61453255922348	24.8640205533239	38.8527186130002

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Associated analyses

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Analysis	Loading
v5-topics-100_48_learning_training_sequence	0.39
v4-topics-100_50_learning_training_performance	0.381
v5-topics-50_11_learning_training_practice	0.352
v4-topics-50_25_learning_feedback_error	0.249
visual	0.245
eye field	0.232
v5-topics-200_57_learning_learned_sequence	0.212
v4-topics-200_45_learning_sequence_implicit	0.21
learning	0.205
ips	0.201

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