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A neuromechanistic model for rhythmic beat generation

2018-08-21

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When listening to music, humans can easily identify and move to the beat. Numerous experimental studies have identified brain regions that may be involved with beat perception and representation. Several theoretical and algorithmic approaches have been proposed to account for this ability. Related to, but different from the issue of how we perceive a beat, is the question of how we learn to generate and hold a bea...

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Literature Corpus work: 26700580-74e3-5528-8578-16f3348aa43f
DOI: 10.1101/397075

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