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Direct evidence for prediction signals in frontal cortex independent of prediction error

2018-06-14

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Predictive coding (PC) has been suggested as one of the main mechanisms used by brains to interact with complex environments. PC theories posit top-down prediction signals, which are compared with actual outcomes, yielding in turn prediction-error signals, which are used, bottom-up, to modify the ensuing predictions. However, disentangling prediction from prediction-error signals has been challenging. Critically,...

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64a3226e-34a8-5cb3-8f67-d96cb7498e8e
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10.1101/346213
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