Figure 6.

Examples of stimuli used to probe the nature of sensory prediction. (A) Mooney images used by Hsieh et al. (adapted from Ref. 199). The two tone image becomes interpretable when the full greyscale image is seen. (B) An occluded visual scene used by Muckli et al. (adapted from Ref. 132). Their analyses were conducted on V1 neurons whose receptive field fell within the occluded region. (C) An illustration of the structure‐from‐motion stimulus used by Murray et al. ¹¹⁵ (D) Expected and unexpected stimulus pairs used by Utzerath et al. (adapted from Ref. 67).