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Phase-Dependent EEG Decoding of Continuous Visual Stimuli

2025-11-11

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Neural oscillations support cognition and perception by organizing information across oscillatory cycles, such that different phases correspond to distinct computational states. Although animal studies strongly support this view, evidence in humans is mixed and largely based on brief, flashed stimuli. Here, we tested whether alpha oscillations, the dominant human brain rhythm, rhythmically modulate visual encoding...

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4bca0fb9-0a2b-5bba-93e1-94cb0818921a
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10.1101/2025.11.10.687532
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