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Meaningful patterns of information in the brain revealed through analysis of errors

2019-06-19

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<h4>Summary</h4> Great excitement has surrounded our ability to decode task information from human brain activity patterns, reinforcing the dominant view of the brain as an information processor. We tested a fundamental but overlooked assumption: that such decodable information is actually used by the brain to generate cognition and behaviour. Participants performed a challenging stimulus-response task during fMR...

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001835b5-9224-54a7-8cff-f6c7f2ef7879
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10.1101/673681
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