Abstract
In discussions of coarse
coding, previous results have suggested that
the larger the overlap between receptive
fields is made, the sharper the achievable hyperacuity becomes. This note
moderates this view by giving for an array of noisy analog receptors
the scaling laws for the best achievable hyperacuity as a function of increasing
receptive field size.
Unpublished research note, first written 21 Dec 1989. Last updated 24 January 1990.
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