Sorry but you are describing center-surround ganglions receptive fields. I think that lateral inhibition is a more diffuse phenomenon acting directly onto the cones/rods through horizontal cells with no implication of the ganglions. 2 differents things. Tell me if I'm wrong.
I didnt see any explanation of how lateral inhibition works lol. Nothing about bipolar cells, nothing about inhibitory lateral cells, just ganglion cells but not how they actually achieve this...
I really love that you speak fluent English. I just tried to listen to an indian guy explaining it and his accent was annoying the shit out of me because I couldn't understand a word he was saying.
im so sorry you don't have the brain power to listen to people who don't dumb it down and speak exactly like you... you'll get there someday tho keep ur head up love xoxo
Sorry but you are describing center-surround ganglions receptive fields. I think that lateral inhibition is a more diffuse phenomenon acting directly onto the cones/rods through horizontal cells with no implication of the ganglions. 2 differents things. Tell me if I'm wrong.
This video may or may not have helped me pass my perception module in University. Those examples were so well put together. Thanks!
I didnt see any explanation of how lateral inhibition works lol. Nothing about bipolar cells, nothing about inhibitory lateral cells, just ganglion cells but not how they actually achieve this...
Thank you! I have a test today, and this concept just wasn't clicking. Your video really helped clarify
Better than my textbook's explanation! Thank you so much!
top lad, This was just too good
excellent description, thanks!
Great video!
I really love that you speak fluent English. I just tried to listen to an indian guy explaining it and his accent was annoying the shit out of me because I couldn't understand a word he was saying.
im so sorry you don't have the brain power to listen to people who don't dumb it down and speak exactly like you... you'll get there someday tho keep ur head up love xoxo
girl why did you have to comment this? You're an example of the women we DO NOT need in STEM subjects.