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Semantic plasticity across timescales in the human brain

2024-02-07

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Our representations of the world need to be stable enough to support general knowledge but flexible enough to incorporate new information as our environment changes. How does the human brain manage this stability-plasticity trade-off? We analyzed a large dataset in which participants viewed objects embedded in thousands of natural scenes across many fMRI sessions. Semantic item representations were located by join...

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Literature Corpus work: 93675d62-1d86-5361-bf51-81dfe3d5e094
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.07.579310

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