… sensitivity (ie the degree to which signal and noise can be discriminated during perception).
Thus, … with fMRI reflected distractor exclusion. Spatial attention increases baseline activity …

… spatial attention: prioritizing particular visual field locations even without moving the eyes.
Deficits of covert spatial attention … to distinguish from selective spatial attention. Here, we used …

… of spatial attention from a compu tational perspective. Because the function of attention can
… However, our recognition model is noisy in that letter units have slight activity even when no …

… Both studies have assessed the effect of noise below 80 dBA with a short duration, but we
used noise exposure (more than 85 dBA during an 8-h work shift) in a real occupational setting…

… two types of covert spatial attention differentially shape how … : noise exclusion and distractor
suppression. According to … when displays contain sources of external noise, and in this study …

… spatial attention benefits both operations. Little is known about the neural mechanisms
underlying this impact of spatial attention … that the deployment of spatial attention for the purpose …

… , we excluded … attention (FMI), or spatial attention (SMI): we excluded one neuron with an
NMI of −1.49, one neuron with an FMI of 1.52, and one neuron with an SMI of 3.41. All excluded …

… was the same whether we analysed all the trials or excluded … An alternative model with
Poisson noise and a maximum-… _n\), representing the magnitude of the noise, to relate the …

… excluded subjects who had <600 artifact-free trials per condition (see Artifact rejection). We
excluded … We marked trials as containing high-frequency noise (eg, muscle artifacts) if any …

… In actuality, the noise exclusion might also have its … noise exclusion is closely related to
visual-spatial attention. In the … visual spatial attention (Saalmann et al., 2007). It seems that the …