Michele Fabre-Thorpe
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Poncet M, Fabre-Thorpe M, Chakravarthi R
Eur J Neurosci
. 2020 Jul;
52(12):4639-4666.
PMID: 32615001
Humans can rapidly categorise visual objects when presented in isolation. However, in everyday life we encounter multiple objects at the same time. Far less is known about how simultaneously active...
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Delorme A, Poncet M, Fabre-Thorpe M
Front Neurosci
. 2018 Oct;
12:688.
PMID: 30344471
The capacity of human memory is impressive. Previous reports have shown that when asked to memorize images, participants can recognize several thousands of visual objects in great details even with...
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Wu C, Crouzet S, Thorpe S, Fabre-Thorpe M
J Cogn Neurosci
. 2014 Sep;
27(1):141-9.
PMID: 25208739
Earlier studies suggested that the visual system processes information at the basic level (e.g., dog) faster than at the subordinate (e.g., Dalmatian) or superordinate (e.g., animals) levels. However, the advantage...
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Poncet M, Fabre-Thorpe M
Eur J Neurosci
. 2014 Mar;
39(9):1508-16.
PMID: 24617612
Basic-level categorization has long been thought to be the entry level for object representations. However, this view is now challenged. In particular, Macé et al. [M.J.-M. Macé et al. (2009)...
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Remy F, Vayssiere N, Pins D, Boucart M, Fabre-Thorpe M
Brain Cogn
. 2013 Nov;
84(1):34-43.
PMID: 24280445
Rapid object visual categorization in briefly flashed natural scenes is influenced by the surrounding context. The neural correlates underlying reduced categorization performance in response to incongruent object/context associations remain unclear...
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Crouzet S, Joubert O, Thorpe S, Fabre-Thorpe M
PLoS One
. 2012 Dec;
7(12):e51471.
PMID: 23251545
The processes underlying object recognition are fundamental for the understanding of visual perception. Humans can recognize many objects rapidly even in complex scenes, a task that still presents major challenges...
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Poncet M, Reddy L, Fabre-Thorpe M
J Vis
. 2012 Jan;
12(1):15.
PMID: 22262913
Complex visual scenes can be categorized at the superordinate level (e.g., animal/non-animal or vehicle/non-vehicle) without focused attention. However, rapid visual categorization at the basic level (e.g., dog/non-dog or car/non-car) requires...
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Fabre-Thorpe M
Front Psychol
. 2011 Oct;
2:243.
PMID: 22007180
Visual categorization appears both effortless and virtually instantaneous. The study by Thorpe et al. (1996) was the first to estimate the processing time necessary to perform fast visual categorization of...
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Delorme A, Richard G, Fabre-Thorpe M
Front Psychol
. 2011 May;
1:21.
PMID: 21607075
In speeded categorization tasks, decisions could be based on diagnostic target features or they may need the activation of complete representations of the object. Depending on task requirements, the priming...
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Fize D, Cauchoix M, Fabre-Thorpe M
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2011 Apr;
108(18):7635-40.
PMID: 21502509
Conceptual abilities in animals have been shown at several levels of abstraction, but it is unclear whether the analogy with humans results from convergent evolution or from shared brain mechanisms...