An ideal observer model where task-irrelevant sounds compress rat visual perceptual space according to their average intensity accounts for rat perceptual choices.

A. Group average proportion of “High TF” choices (n=10 rats) as a function of the TF of the visual gratings, when the latter were paired with: 1) fixed amplitude sounds (green); 2) AM sounds with increasingly larger TFs (progressively...

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Main Author:	Mattia Zanzi (22522006) (author)
Other Authors:	Francesco G. Rinaldi (22522009) (author), Silene Fornasaro (22522012) (author), Eugenio Piasini (8168934) (author), Davide Zoccolan (443652) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Sociology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified visually evoked responses multiple sensory modalities level multisensory integration unimodal inputs shape visual perceptual space rat perceptual choices less clear whether brain combines information visual temporal frequency neural coding scheme auditory inputs induce irrelevant auditory stimuli rodent visual perception visual cortical processing visual information auditory inputs visual stimuli visual interactions temporal modulation rat classification provides clear cortical hierarchies multimodal stimuli auditory signals xlink "> visual tf systematically altered studies disagree signals carried prevent high orientation tuning model captured mechanistic hypotheses mechanisms underlying key mediator important role future work full spectrum direct connections different modality consistent representation
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An ideal observer model where task-irrelevant sounds compress rat visual perceptual space according to their average intensity accounts for rat perceptual choices.

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