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Neural evidence for action-related somatosensory predictions

2024-11-30

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The tactile consequences of self-initiated movements are thought to be predicted by a forward model, yet the precise neural implementation of these predictions remains unclear. In non- motor contexts, expectations are thought to activate sensory neurons tuned towards the expected stimulus. This acts as a predictive template against which afferent sensory input is compared. It is unclear whether forward model predi...

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30022b39-581d-536e-900b-7a5287db5c61
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10.1101/2024.11.29.626056
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