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Feature-specific prediction errors for visual mismatch

2018-10-22

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Predictive coding (PC) theory posits that our brain employs a predictive model of the environment to infer the causes of its sensory inputs. A fundamental but untested prediction of this theory is that the same stimulus should elicit distinct precision weighted prediction errors (pwPEs) when different (feature-specific) predictions are violated, even in the absence of attention. Here, we tested this hypothesis usi...

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Literature Corpus work: 9cf8d51a-9abf-5a2d-8e32-ef328f099659
DOI: 10.1101/447243

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