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Hierarchical dynamic coding coordinates speech comprehension in the human brain

2024-04-19

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Speech comprehension involves transforming an acoustic waveform into meaning. To do so, the human brain generates a hierarchy of features that converts the sensory input into increasingly abstract language properties. However, little is known about how rapid incoming sequences of hierarchical features are continuously coordinated. Here, we propose that each language feature is supported by a dynamic neural code, w...

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6e971f0c-f3ec-5eed-bf90-a50b44c1badc
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10.1101/2024.04.19.590280
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