An inability to exclude visual noise in migraine . 2
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An inability to exclude visual noise in migraine.
PURPOSE People with migraine are relatively poor at judging the direction of motion of coherently moving signal dots when interspersed with noise dots drifting in random directions, a task known as motion coherence. Although this has been taken as evidence of impoverished global pooling of motion signals, it could also arise from unreliable coding of local direction (of each dot), or an inabili...
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تاریخ انتشار 2014