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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"visual landmarks"”.

  1. A Neuronal Circuit Architecture for Angular Integration in Drosophila

    … provide evidence that the angular position of visual landmarks is flexibly associated with the fly's internal heading estimate as it explores its environment. A specific circuit-level model based on known cell types is proposed to account for this flexible association. The central features of …

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  2. Does the Presence of a Non-Coincident Visual Spatial Pattern Facilitate Spatial Pattern Learning? Implications for a Dedicated Spatial Pattern Learning System

    … of objects in space without the use of discrete visual landmarks or environmental geometry (Brown & Terrinoni, 1996). Spatial pattern learning has been suggested to be a distinct form of learning because it is not affected by cue competition and has been shown to occur in the absence of discrete …

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  3. Spontaneity and Precision in the Drosophila Central Nervous System

    … is dispensable for the execution of two types of visually evoked turns. I then describe experiments on a population of neurons whose coordinated activity is thought to represent the fly's heading angle during walking. Specifically, I show that angular resolution of the heading estimate carried by …

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