Project overview
Visual information is inherently ambiguous, yet the visual system has a remarkable ability to make sense of this incoming information to create a vivid and stable 3D representation of the outside world.
This programme of work is aimed at investigating exactly how the brain does this, with the goal of providing a description of visual processing.
We use a number of psychophysical techniques to create situations where the visual system is presented with more than one possible interpretation of a visual scene. By carefully studying the choices made by the visual system we can better understand how visual information is organized in the brain.
This programme of work is aimed at investigating exactly how the brain does this, with the goal of providing a description of visual processing.
We use a number of psychophysical techniques to create situations where the visual system is presented with more than one possible interpretation of a visual scene. By carefully studying the choices made by the visual system we can better understand how visual information is organized in the brain.
