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Improvised music follows human language quantitative properties to optimize music processing

2021-12-29

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<p>Music is a cognitively demanding task. New tones override the previous tones in quick succession, with only a short window to process them. Language presents similar constraints on the brain. The cognitive constraints associated with language processing have been argued to promote the Chunk-and-Pass processing hypothesis and may influence the statistical regularities associated with word and phenome presentatio...

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8420d635-b53b-54cf-a8b6-0c114658c366
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10.31234/osf.io/fh4qu
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