Holonomic brain theory in imaging and object perception

Image processing in the visual system is described utilizing some basic neurophysiological data to propose that both sensory and cognitive operations address features already conjoined in critical receptive fields.

Abstract

Image processing in the visual system is described utilizing some basic neurophysiological data. We propose that both sensory and cognitive operations address features already conjoined in critical receptive fields. As both sensory perception and further processing stages are critically dependent upon movement, the theory emphasizes sensory-motor reciprocity in imaging and in object perception.