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Functional significance of spectrotemporal response functions obtained using magnetoencephalography

2017-07-26

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The spectrotemporal response function (STRF) model of neural encoding quantitatively associates dynamic auditory neural (output) responses to a spectrogram-like representation of a dynamic (input) stimulus. STRFs were experimentally obtained via whole-head human cortical responses to dynamic auditory stimuli using magnetoencephalography (MEG). The stimuli employed consisted of unpredictable pure tones presented at...

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10.1101/168997
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