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Dynamics of pitch perception in the auditory cortex

2024-06-10

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The ability to perceive pitch allows human listeners to experience music, recognize the identity and emotion conveyed by conversational partners, and make sense of their auditory environment. A pitch percept is formed by weighting different acoustic cues (e.g., signal fundamental frequency and inter-harmonic spacing) and contextual cues (expectation). How and when such cues are neurally encoded and integrated rema...

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Literature Corpus work: 9e013f3a-e84c-5249-8a77-66c5825f741f
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.10.598008

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