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Delayed, Reduced and Redundant: Information Processing of Prediction Errors during Human Sleep

2024-12-11

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During sleep, the human brain transitions to a ‘sentinel processing mode’, enabling the continued processing of environmental stimuli despite the absence of consciousness. Here, we employed advanced information-theoretic analyses, including mutual information (MI) and co-information (co-I), alongside event-related potential (ERP) and temporal generalization analyses (TGA), to characterize auditory prediction error...

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65b98a42-4d77-56f2-873e-33f5a47be368
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10.1101/2024.12.06.627143
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