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Visual cortical circuit is one of the most complex circuits in the brain—there is a jaw-dropping map of visual circuits that has been identified. (http://vis.berkeley.edu/courses/cs294-10-sp10/wiki/images/6/6b/Felleman_CC_1991.png) What about the circuit for face perception? Is there such a circuit identified for face perception? If not, what could be the one? For example, there could be some neurons that process lower-level visual properties (such as shape, size, …) that provide input to the face-selective neurons presented in the paper, and these neurons do the computation and generate output. Or the face-selective neurons receive inputs from the neurons that already represent faces. What do you think?
My question is if not, what could be the one?
It will be great if there is a proven evidence for the answer.
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