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Slow-varying normalization explains auditory steady-state masking interactions in human EEG

2025-08-30

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The inherent ability of sensory neurons to entrain to modulations in the temporal structure of an auditory stimulus gives rise to the auditory steady-state response (ASSR). Simultaneous presentation of multiple acoustic stimuli by frequency tagging them to generate ASSRs at different frequencies is routinely employed for hearing threshold determination and cognitive studies. However, the nature of ASSR interaction...

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a3d64d53-0baf-525b-b8bf-b619e4af1ee3
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10.1101/2025.08.25.672175
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