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Many attempts have been taken to model rivalry, capturing specific aspects.

Building upon the similarity between attention and rivalry, we propose to model rivalry by a generic competitive circuit that is widely used in the attention literature a winner-take-all (WTA) network.

Our aim is to construct a comprehensive model of rivalry that replicates the three key features common to all rivalry processes: leptokurtic dominance distributions, Levelt's propositions, and the role of memory, in particular for the phenomena related to stimulus blanking.

According to a new model, sibling rivalry might be to blame for their banishment.

Such periodic solutions will have the two percepts alternating periods of dominance and are thought to model the rivalry state.

The cyclopean view is measured by two quality assessment methods, i.e., QA5 and QA8, which are both under the third (local) cyclopean view model; binocular rivalry is evaluated using QA3; and the depth quality is measured using the disparity map with QA1 and QA8.

Specifically, we here compare three models of rivalry (Fig. 1), which serve as prototypes for broad classes of rivalry models: first, networks of self-exciting units with mutual inhibition (model 1); second, the same network augmented with an adaptation mechanism in the excitatory units (model 2); third, our new approach, two coupled networks that implicitly form a memory state (model 3).

There are two main types of mathematical models for rivalry (Laing et al. [8]).

There are two questions that arise when modeling a rivalry experiment: what are the states (i.e. the form of the percepts), and what is the dynamics of switching among percepts?

Many models of rivalry replicate the leptokurtic distribution of dominance durations.

To compare different computational models of rivalry, we simulated three different networks of increasing complexity.