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1. T. Vieville and O. Faugeras. Perception Visuelle en Robotique: Profiter de la Biologie pour faire des Systèmes Adaptatifs, 9 2001.
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2. Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics.
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3. reading list for Color Perception: Philosophical and Scientific Perspectives.
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4. Ehud Ahissar. homepage.
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