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Compositional Recombination Relies on a Distributed Cortico-Cerebellar Network

2025-10-07

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Human cognition depends on the ability to flexibly recombine existing knowledge in new ways. Although this capacity for compositionality has traditionally been attributed to cortical networks, its broader neural basis remains unclear. Here, we combined dimensionality reduction of task-based fMRI with recurrent neural network modelling to dissociate two processes underlying compositional cognition: the recruitment...

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44f70a1c-524b-523e-90ad-d884aaae466e
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10.1101/2025.10.07.680895
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