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The neural computations for stimulus presence and modal identity diverge along a shared circuit

2020-01-09

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The brain is comprised of neural circuits that are able to flexibly represent the complexity of the external world. In accomplishing this feat, one of the first attributes the brain must code for is whether a stimulus is present and subsequently what sensory information that stimulus contains. One of the core characteristics of that information is which sensory modality(ies) are being represented. How information...

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26ffefce-f910-546a-961b-0a1524caea66
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10.1101/2020.01.09.900563
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