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One Neuron Population for Opposite Forms of Visual Bias Xin Wang, Cai-Xia Chen, Shiming Tang, and Cong Yu(see article [e0377262026][1])Previous visual experiences shape current ones. The orientation pattern of a previous visual can make the current visual appear shifted away from it, known as

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