Neural network models and the visual cortex: the missing link between orientation selectivity and the natural environment
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Acknowledgements
We thank I. Rentschler for helpful comments. Research was supported by a grant of the Deutsche Forschungsgeneinschaft to I. Rentschler and C.Z.
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