Topic: image recognition

The fact that the eyes are constantly in motion, even during ‘fixation’, implies that retinal ganglion cells' spike times carry information about the visual scene even when the scene is static. Moreover, this motion implies that fine details of the visual scene could not be decoded from pure spatial retinal representations due to smearing. Understanding the interplay of temporal and spatial information in visual processing is thus pivotal for both biological research and bio-inspired computer-vision applications. In this study, we consider data from an event-based camera that was designed to e