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Facial expression discrimination emerges from neural subspaces shared with detection and identity

2025-08-27

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Understanding how the human brain decodes facial expressions remains a fundamental challenge, requiring computational models that tightly connect neural responses to behavior. Here, we demonstrate that rhesus macaques provide a unique and powerful animal model to uncover the neural computations behind human facial expression discrimination, bridging critical gaps between behavior, neural activity, and computationa...

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81c6c41d-09f8-50bc-8024-8857071ab8ee
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10.1101/2025.08.25.672186
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