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Set in the context of Information Theory and Fourier Analysis, this textbook reviews the brain's modular processing of sensory information and the neural resources devoted to each of the senses. Its primary concern with vision reflects the amount of brain devoted to this sense as well as its importance in games and virtual reality. Hearing, touch, olfaction, taste and balance, all still at experimental stages, are also covered. A dedicated website maintained by the author accompanies the book.
Using information theory as a unifying framework, this is a wide-ranging survey of sensory systems, covering all known senses.
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Produktbeschreibung
Set in the context of Information Theory and Fourier Analysis, this textbook reviews the brain's modular processing of sensory information and the neural resources devoted to each of the senses. Its primary concern with vision reflects the amount of brain devoted to this sense as well as its importance in games and virtual reality. Hearing, touch, olfaction, taste and balance, all still at experimental stages, are also covered. A dedicated website maintained by the author accompanies the book.
Using information theory as a unifying framework, this is a wide-ranging survey of sensory systems, covering all known senses.
Autorenporträt
Terry R. J. Bossomaier is Professor in Computer Systems and Director of the Centre for Research in Complex Systems (CRiCS) at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia. He is particularly interested in sensory information in the context of vision and hearing and was involved in the creation of the first degree course in computer games in Australia in 2000.