Closure in the visual cortex: How do we sample?

Does the human visual system sample shapes at discrete points? During adaptation when the neurons are fatigued, one observes the underlying principles that were once less prominent than the fatigued features. Operating under deficit, these less prominent features expose the original contributions from the fatigued neurons that are now absent. An underlying lower order neural process, is thus, now revealed. In this paper, we conduct experiments using flashing circles in order to reveal the brain's sampling pattern. We find that the size and eccentricity, taken together, best explain the edge length reported by users and that size alone is the most reasonable fixed parameter. ### Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.