2D-CSF Models of Visual System Development. Model of Adult Spatial Vision.

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2D-CSF Models of Visual System Development

Model of Adult Spatial Vision

1-month-old Model 2-month-old Model 3-month-old Model of Visual System

Let’s use the models to simulate the appearance of faces for observers of increasing age

Prototypical Facial Expressions Neutral Sad Fear Worried Depressed Happy Angry Disgust

1-month-old 2-month-old 3-month-old Adult Neutral Face Appearance Simulation

1-month-old 2-month-old 3-month-old Adult “Angry” Face Appearance Simulation

1-month-old 2-month-old 3-month-old Adult “Angry” Face Appearance Simulation

1-month-old 2-month-old 3-month-old Adult “Happy” Face Appearance Simulation

1-month-old 2-month-old 3-month-old Adult “Happy” Face Appearance Simulation