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Automatic and feature-specific (anticipatory) prediction-related neural activity in the human auditory system

2018-02-18

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Prior experience shapes sensory perception by enabling the formation of expectations with regards to the occurrence of upcoming sensory events. Especially in the visual modality, an increasing number of studies show that prediction-related neural signals carry feature-specific information about the stimulus. This is less established in the auditory modality, in particular without bottom-up signals driving neural a...

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22527f97-31cc-5760-b2cd-592b80338f1f
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10.1101/266841
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