
Mateja Marić
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The first part of this thesis develops a model of the recurrent competitive network with the ability to flexibly orient attention in a spatial map to either a single location in space, all locations occupied by an object, or all locations occupied by the feature value. To achieve this property, the network was augmented by biophysically plausible mechanisms emulating properties of synaptic and dendritic computation. The proposed network can simulate object-based attention and implement visual routines, such as mental contour tracing, when further embedded in a more extensive multi-scale neural architecture for boundary detection.
The second part of this thesis develops a neural network for color perception based on adaptive resonance theory. The model explains how feedback projections contribute to the stable learning of color codes and conscious experience of colors. The model demonstrates that the same mechanisms that assure learning stability are also responsible for constraining the effect of top-down expectations on color perception. In general, the model indicates that top-down predictions, to a large extent, do not alter the content of conscious visual perception.