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Frontal cortex tracks surprise separately for different sensory modalities but engages a common inhibitory control mechanism

2019-03-08

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The brain constantly generates predictions about the environment to guide action. Unexpected events lead to surprise and can necessitate the modification of ongoing behavior. Surprise can occur for any sensory domain, but it is not clear how these separate surprise signals are integrated to affect motor output. By applying a trial-to-trial Bayesian surprise model to human electroencephalography data recorded durin...

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4b6d9ddd-aae2-5b4f-9e13-f5fee87a61e9
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10.1101/572081
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