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Efficient Information Contents Flow Down from Memory to Predict the Identity of Faces

2017-04-10

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In the sciences of cognition, an influential idea is that the brain makes predictions about incoming sensory information to reduce inherent ambiguity. In the visual hierarchy, this implies that information content originating in memory–the identity of a face–propagates down to disambiguate incoming stimulus information. However, understanding this powerful prediction-for-recognition mechanism will remain elusive u...

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Literature Corpus work: 53a8c1c6-f190-5ade-87b8-cb0abdd9e202
DOI: 10.1101/125591

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