The aperture problem can be solved by neurons in area that receive inputs from multiple neurons in area .
A)MT;V1
B)V1;MT
C)MT;V4

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The aperture problem, which involves understanding the direction of motion of an object when only a portion of it is visible, can be solved by neurons in area MT (middle temporal) that receive inputs from multiple neurons in area V1 (primary visual cortex). This integration allows for a more accurate perception of motion direction.

The Aperture Problem Can Be Solved by Neurons in Area