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Distinguishing neural correlates of prediction errors on perceptual content and detection of content

2023-02-08

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<p>Accounting for why discrimination between different perceptual contents is not always accompanied conscious detection of that content remains a challenge for predictive processing theories of perception. Here we test a hypothesis that detection is supported by a distinct inference within generative models of perceptual content. We develop a novel visual perception paradigm that probes such inferences by manipul...

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8faa12c5-b746-5290-abff-4b98d704086e
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10.31234/osf.io/6rs8d
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