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Anticipation of temporally structured events in the brain

2020-10-14

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1 Learning about temporal structure is adaptive because it enables the generation of expectations. We examined how the brain uses experience in structured environments to anticipate upcoming events. During fMRI, individuals watched a 90-second movie clip six times. Using a Hidden Markov Model applied to searchlights across the whole brain, we identified temporal shifts between activity patterns evoked by the first...

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3b6f0e4e-faaa-5161-8706-34997fb50125
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10.1101/2020.10.14.338145
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