Fixed versus flexible features in dissociable neural processing subsystems

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (1):21-22 (1998)
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Abstract

Implementational-level evidence of dissociable neural subsystems is a critical element that is missing from the analysis in the Schyns et al. target article. The question of whether fixed or flexible features are used in visual form recognition may have different answers for different subsystems; the evidence that features typically are created during category learning may apply most directly to a specific visual form subsystem.

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