Large-scale color biases in the retinotopic functional architecture are region specific and shared across human brains

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Spatial color biases are systemically shared across human brains and specific to different visual areas, indicating functional organization pressures.
The study successfully predicted color perception using a linear classifier based on brain activity patterns from other individuals.
Observational analysis involved male and female volunteers to explore color processing in areas V1-V3, hV4, and LO1.
These findings highlight dependencies between chromatic coding and retinotopic organization, potentially revealing evolutionary insights.

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Observational analysis shows retinotopic biases in color processing across human brains, suggesting shared characteristics.

Bannert et al. (2025) studied this question.

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