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1. Psychology › Psychedelics and Drug Studies

   Empirically validated theoretical analysis of visual-spatial perception under change of nervous system arousal

   Purohit, Dutta and Roy · Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience · 2023

   The paper builds a quantitative model of how arousal-altering drugs change visual-spatial perception and checks it against behavioural studies, brain-tract imaging and a simulated grid-cell network.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors report a Hill-equation link between neuromodulator drug concentration and changes in visual-spatial perception, measured using a metric tensor.“We showed a Hill equation based relationship between neuromodulator agent concentration and alteration of visual-spatial perception utilizing the metric tensor to quantify the visual space.”