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Temporal Dynamics of EEG Decoding for Continuously Changing Visual Stimuli

2026-01-26

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Multivariate analyses of M/EEG data are typically performed on neural responses time-locked to discrete stimulus onsets. Such designs usually reveal high decoding performance during the initial transient response (0-500 ms), which subsequently drops to a lower, sustained level. Here, we examined time-resolved EEG decoding of natural scene processing when scenes gradually enter the visual field without a clear onse...

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Literature Corpus work: 40f789b8-6132-5eeb-8f3a-c4044242ec8e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.23.700794

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