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Short-term synaptic depression in multiregional recurrent neural networks accounts for both MMN and P300-like responses and their attentional amplification

2025-11-08

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The brain must continuously extract salient cues from an immense sensory stream and represent them across regions. Multiregional responses to salient stimuli, notably mismatch negativity (MMN) in sensory and P300 in frontal areas, are among the best-characterized signals in human electrophysiology, yet the mechanisms relating them are unclear, and whether one mechanism accounts for both is unknown. We develop a hi...

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812cb757-dedb-5b3a-96a9-e92b12e91dca
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10.1101/2025.11.06.687057
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