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Neural auditory contrast enhancement in humans

2018-10-31

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The perception of sensory events can be suppressed or enhanced by the surrounding spatial and temporal context in ways that help in detecting novel objects and establishing perceptual constancy. In the auditory system, the phenomenon known as auditory enhancement reflects a general principle of contrast enhancement, where a target sound embedded within a background sound becomes perceptually more salient if the ba...

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14b7ea02-9d4a-564f-ae6f-7d892cc63342
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10.1101/458521
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