Viola Mocz

This paper compares averaging mechanisms in human brain regions and CNNs for object processing, finding that averaging occurs at both single-unit and population levels in the brain but not in CNNs.

The paper investigates how object identity and non-identity features are represented in the human ventral visual pathway using linear mapping functions across different transformations.

The paper investigates whether word embeddings align with brain representations and improves them using brain features, showing increased coherence with human semantic judgments.