winmatch

In FIT, the approximate position of each feature is recorded on its pre-attentive feature map. For example, if the visual scene contains two red objects, the feature map corresponding to redness would be activated at two points roughly corresponding to the locations of the red objects. If each feature were associated with a precise region in space, this might solve the binding problem. Features that correspond to the same region in space could be automatically conjoined thus guaranteeing veridical perception. Unfortunately, the location of many features is measured in an imprecise fashion. For example, the smallest receptive fields ..