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Signal complexity of human intracranial EEG tracks successful associative memory formation across individuals

2017-08-24

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Memory performance is highly variable between individuals. Most studies examining human memory, however, have largely focused on the neural correlates of successful memory formation within individuals, rather than the differences between them. As such, what gives rise to this variability is poorly understood. Here, we examined intracranial EEG (iEEG) recordings captured from 43 participants (23 male) implanted wit...

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0a4db253-ebcb-5fa3-9f67-809643932051
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10.1101/180240
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