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Perceptual clustering in auditory streaming

2021-05-29

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Perception is dependent on the ability to separate stimuli from different objects and causes in order to perform inference and further processing. We have models of how the human brain can perform such causal inference for simple binary stimuli (e.g., auditory and visual), but the complexity of the models increases dramatically with more than two stimuli. To characterize human perception with more complex stimuli,...

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Literature Corpus work: b12f0478-38ae-5bc6-93cc-e377a82d932e
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.27.446050

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