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Sensory integration, temporal prediction and rule discovery reflect interdependent inference processes

2025-05-03

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Deciphering the structure of variable sensory input is key to building an accurate model of one’s environment. Humans can integrate stimulus sequences to estimate their sensory statistics, predict the timing of upcoming stimuli, but also discover rules governing sequence generation. However, whether these three forms of inference operate independently or synergistically remains untested. Here we report selective i...

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9b49bdb9-7666-5668-9870-e545ad20f39e
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10.1101/2025.04.29.651167
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