Neurosynth: 22262876

Learning acts on distinct processes for visual form perception in the human brain.

Authors:	Mayhew SD, Li S, Kourtzi Z
Journal:	The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
Year:	2012
PMID:	22262876

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1.	-26.6240853290763	-79.7051399201265	12.7185678529235
1.	-37.5128912832675	-65.0610040355984	9.2138980321031
1.	19.0873814135429	-51.863454420009	43.922921142762
1.	31.0007483102976	-48.3192603056676	46.7310391199841
1.	-15.5482833376311	-31.6737437465984	43.6357300308792
1.	22.2423885896719	-29.5170860837539	41.65808426113
1.	46.0454511117394	-23.6999797555632	45.1593650330768
1.	-40.4196745723869	-22.0854197522093	44.2311985854105
1.	12.575974718954	-7.24144800584809	50.8243669242361
1.	-6.90655476619356	-5.39061899613779	48.7319265909963

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learning	0.336
forms	0.321
v5-topics-50_42_visual_cortex_sensory	0.229
visual	0.2
v4-topics-50_11_motion_visual_perception	0.192
v5-topics-200_152_perceptual_perception_visual	0.189
v5-topics-100_70_pattern_patterns_classification	0.182
recognition	0.174
occipitotemporal	0.171
choices	0.168

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