… ensemble activity patterns in the human visual cortex contain sufficiently reliable direction-selective
information to decode seen and attended motion directions. We hypothesized that …

… or direction of motion, but the movement can clearly be seen. … cortical areas thought to be
involved. We begin with the integration of motion signals across extended regions of the visual …

… terminals in the cerebral cortex. The result at the conscious level is the perception of mo tion
in visual space. Thus the … sional motion the observer quite prohably has never seen before. …

… How does primary visual cortex respond to moving images? While much is known about
responses of single neurons to such stimuli, responses at the level of maps are only now …

… visual cortex of monkeys and cats, made fundamental discoveries concerning the logic of
cortical … influenced virtually all subsequent thinking about cortical function. Following rapidly on …

… show that visual areas dedicated to body form and body motion … In particular, seeing
animations of human bodies facing and … , reported in the visual cortex, for a single object seen in a …

… motion information pass from the primary visual cortex (V1) to MT, and then to adjacent
motion-sensitive visual … The six cycles of stimulus presentation can be seen clearly in the PSTHs. …

… awareness or “seeing”, and thus this stream has been referred to as the “what” system …
This pathway includes many visual cortical areas including V1, V2, V3 and V3a, the middle …

… hyperintense areas are seen at the cortical margin of the right … on the left, and is still seen
behind and slightly lateral to he body … Numerous bright foci are also seen scattered in the basal …

… The direction of this rotation is ambiguously clockwise or counterclockwise, but the fact
that a coherent rotation is seen at all is surprising because, on average, the motion energy in …