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Invariant representation of physical stability in the human brain

2021-03-19

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Successful engagement with the world requires the ability to predict what will happen next. Here we investigate how the brain makes the most basic prediction about the physical world: whether the situation in front of us is stable, and hence likely to stay the same, or unstable, and hence likely to change in the immediate future. Specifically, we ask if judgements of stability can be supported by the kinds of repr...

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240fb39e-f5d0-5ac1-b59f-32f6c16a85ae
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10.1101/2021.03.19.385641
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