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Conceptual associations generate sensory predictions

2022-09-02

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A crucial ability of the human brain is to learn and exploit probabilistic associations between stimuli to facilitate perception and behavior by predicting future events. While studies have shown how perceptual relationships are used to predict sensory inputs, relational knowledge is often between concepts rather than percepts (e.g., we learned to associate cats with dogs, rather than specific images of cats and d...

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24f0f36b-b70b-581a-8c60-d35d618010f9
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10.1101/2022.09.02.506283
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