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Bimodal inference in humans and mice

2021-08-20

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2 Perception is known to cycle through periods of enhanced and reduced sensitivity to external information. Here, we asked whether such infra-slow fluctuations arise as a noise-related epiphenomenon of limited processing capacity or, alternatively, represent a structured mechanism of perceptual inference. Using two large-scale datasets, we found that humans and mice waver between alternating intervals of external...

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Literature Corpus work: ac97d0be-e5dc-53bc-afa8-a160c1baa5eb
DOI: 10.1101/2021.08.20.457079

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