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Orthogonal neural codes for phonetic features in the infant brain

2021-03-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Creating invariant representations from an ever-changing speech signal is a major challenge for the human brain. Such an ability is particularly crucial for preverbal infants who must discover the phonological, lexical and syntactic regularities of an extremely inconsistent signal in order to acquire language. Within visual perception, an efficient neural solution to overcome signal variability...

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95df7c4d-cf6a-5941-8873-0abcc4f6150a
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10.1101/2021.03.28.437156
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