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Representational structure or task structure? Bias in neural representational similarity analysis and a Bayesian method for reducing bias

2018-06-14

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The activity of neural populations in the brains of humans and animals can exhibit vastly different spatial patterns when faced with different tasks or environmental stimuli. The degree of similarity between these neural activity patterns in response to different events is used to characterize the representational structure of cognitive states in a neural population. The dominant methods of investigating this simi...

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a903512c-76bc-5813-81d6-58e3cd381ed5
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10.1101/347260
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