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Abhi Padala

University of Wisconsin–Madison

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Critical spatial separation at the scale of V1 receptive fields determines motion segmentation

Bikalpa Ghimire, Rohit Bakayat, Abhi Padala, Steven Wiesner, Xin Huang

This study shows that V1 receptive field size determines the spatial scale at which motion direction is segmented, with segmentation occurring when spatial separation exceeds receptive field size.

bioRxiv · Dec 10, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience