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On the automaticity of visual statistical learning

2022-07-06

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Humans can extract regularities from their environment, enabling them to recognize and predict sequences of events. The process of regularity extraction is called ‘statistical learning’ and is generally thought to occur rapidly and automatically; that is, regularities are extracted from repeated stimulus presentations, without intent or awareness, as long as the stimuli are attended. We hypothesized that visual st...

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b1bf50bb-cf73-5732-b3bd-925d61185ee8
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10.1101/2022.07.04.498716
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