Video lectures for "A quick introduction to what is known about biological vision experimentally ".
this is mainly from chapter 2 of the book "Understanding Vision: theory, models, and data" .
This material is a quick introduction to biological vision.The video clips below are listed by the rough order in which their topics appear in the textbook. It is feasible, although much less convenient, to learn all the essentials of the materials without access to the textbook (which is available in many university libraries).
The detailed shorter video clips (about 10 minutes each)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 1: neurons, neural circuits, and brain regions for vision. (12:56 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 2: Retina, part 1. (6:49 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 5: Retina, part 4, neural responses to spatiotemporal inputs (10:25 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 6: Retina, part 5, P/M cells, color, and spatial sampling (8:28 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 8: The primary visual cortex (V1), part 2 --- receptive fields (15:40 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 11: Higher visual areas, and V2, V4, MT(V5), IT . (12:29 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 12: Brain regions and some of their associated visual behavior. (6:02 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 13: Eye movements, their associated brain areas, and links with attention (11:41 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 14: Attention and neural responses to visual inputs (11:43 minutes)
Chap 2: Quick intro to biological vision in the brain, Video 15: Behavioral studies on vision (11:45 minutes)