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sazr
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Do we know what sort of preprocessing the retina does? And more importantly what the output of this preprocessing would look like? I'm interested from the perspective of computer vision uses, I can copy what the retina is doing to efficiently pre-process (and remove redundant information) and perform higher up processing that the brain would do.
If anyone could describe visually what the output of retinal pre-processing would look like that would be extremely helpful. For example, would an example output look like just edges (so black wheres there's no edges and white/colour? where there are edges). I am interested in any/all eyes that have retina's not just humans.
If anyone could describe visually what the output of retinal pre-processing would look like that would be extremely helpful. For example, would an example output look like just edges (so black wheres there's no edges and white/colour? where there are edges). I am interested in any/all eyes that have retina's not just humans.