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Many theorists have hypothesized that when viewing a multi-object scene, the visual system assigns each object’s bundled features to separate ‘slots’. Such dynamic “binding” to multiple slots is at the heart of the Object Files theory (Kahneman, Treisman, & Gibbs 1992), Visual Short-Term Memory (VSTM) models, FINST theory (Pylyshyn 1989), Recognition-by-Components theory (Biederman 1987) and others.

The neural representation of spatial relationships by anatomical binding