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Next-Generation Neural Mass Models Reproduce Features of Speech Processing

2025-10-20

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Segregation of speech into syllables is a key step in neural speech processing. It relies on the alignment of neural activity with the rhythmic structure of speech. Two competing hypotheses explain this ‘neural speech tracking’, phase-resetting and evoked responses. While phenomenological modelling of these hypotheses has been successful, we still lack understanding of the underlying cortical circuits. To investig...

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Literature Corpus work: 598e5ab0-37ca-52be-8521-aad441f4a308
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.20.683434

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