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Category-selective human brain processes elicited in fast periodic visual stimulation streams are immune to temporal predictability

2017-03-15

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Recording direct neural activity when periodically inserting exemplars of a particular category in a rapid visual stream of other objects offers an objective and efficient way to quantify perceptual categorization and characterize its spatiotemporal dynamics. However, since periodicity entails predictability, perceptual categorization processes identified within this framework may be partly generated or modulated...

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Literature Corpus work: 54e3ddfa-dd9d-50aa-a926-484583c81a84
DOI: 10.1101/117135

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