Competition Biasing is a theoretical construct within attentional filtering that refers to the preferential weighting of competitive interactions among stimuli based on endogenous goals or learned priorities, thereby modulating selective attention in favor of behaviorally relevant information.
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Predictive coding as a model of biased competition in visual attention
Michael Spratling · Vision Research · 2008 · 247 citations · Full text
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