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Modelling Phenomenological Differences in Aetiologically Distinct Visual Hallucinations Using Deep Neural Networks

2023-02-14

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Visual hallucinations (VHs) are perceptions of objects or events in the absence of the sensory stimulation that would normally support such perceptions. Although all VHs share this core characteristic, there are substantial phenomenological differences between VHs that have different aetiologies, such as those arising from neurological conditions, visual loss, or psychedelic compounds. Here, we examine the potenti...

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Literature Corpus work: 41b57e13-3da7-5c83-b678-318b0e3df790
DOI: 10.1101/2023.02.13.528288

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