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How does the human brain solve the correspondence problem?

How does the human brain solve the correspondence problem?
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How does the human brain solve the correspondence problem?

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Somewhere in the brain the correspondence problem had to be solved by neurons that respond only to stimuli that give rise to stereopsis

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