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Shared and diverging neural dynamics underlying false and veridical perception

2023-11-17

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We often mistake visual noise for meaningful images, which sometimes appear to be as convincing as veridical percepts. This suggests that there is considerable overlap between the mechanisms that underlie false and veridical perception. Yet, false percepts must arise at least in part from internally generated signals. Here, we apply multivariate analyses to human MEG data to study the overlap between veridical and...

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7d915413-a795-5d33-8d53-e46adfb47089
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10.1101/2023.11.16.567367
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