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Bayesian Comparison of Explicit and Implicit Causal Inference Strategies in Multisensory Heading Perception

2017-06-14

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The precision of multisensory heading perception improves when visual and vestibular cues arising from the same cause, namely motion of the observer through a stationary environment, are integrated. Thus, in order to determine how the cues should be processed, the brain must infer the causal relationship underlying the multisensory cues. In heading perception, however, it is unclear whether observers follow the Ba...

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Literature Corpus work: 3f679d98-bd15-570f-9f81-41fe9bec9854
DOI: 10.1101/150052

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