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any neurobiologists / physicists here to help?	by kit1685	2008-05-05 14:03:40
The way I read that:	by Esteis	2008-05-05 14:15:58
prior knowledge	by kit1685	2008-05-05 14:27:28
couldn't be taken into account though. For that the neurons there would have to be able to memorize features, which I haven't read anything about. And the only input they get is from V2 (which functions as a subsequent stage in visual processing right after the primary visual cortex V1). As far as taking into account the lighting, and guessing (or rather inferring) the original color - that might be the way to go, since the input would be able to deliver that kind of information. But still - how do they infer or guess if all they get is "hey dude there is some red light shining on this table here" thanks for your thoughts, keep them coming ;-)
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