The neural basis of haptic object processing
The neural basis of haptic object processing
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DOI：
10.1037/cjep2007023
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发表时间：
2007-09-01
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
Fisher, Jerry S.
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作者：
James, Thomas W.;Kim, Sunah;Fisher, Jerry S.
我们回顾了触觉对象处理的神经网络的组织，并将该组织与视觉系统进行比较。触觉对象处理被分成至少两个神经通路，一个用于几何属性或形状，一个用于材料属性，包括纹理。像视觉一样，触觉处理路径被组织成处理阶段的层次结构，不同的阶段由不同的大脑区域表示。此外，用于形状处理的触觉路径可以进一步细分为用于动作和感知的不同流。这些流可以类似于视觉系统的动作和感知流，并且代表视觉和触觉的两个神经会聚点。
We review the organization of the neural networks that underlie haptic object processing and compare that organization with the visual system. Haptic object processing is separated into at least two neural pathways, one for geometric properties or shape, and one for material properties, including texture. Like vision, haptic processing pathways are organized into a hierarchy of processing stages, with different stages represented by different brain areas. In addition, the haptic pathway for shape processing may be further subdivided into different streams for action and perception. These streams may be analogous to the action and perception streams of the visual system and represent two points of neural convergence for vision and haptics.