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Hippocampal Signal Complexity and Rate-of-Change Predict Navigational Performance: Evidence from a Two-Week VR Training Program

2024-03-30

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The hippocampus is believed to be an important region for spatial navigation, helping to represent the environment and plan routes. Evidence from rodents has suggested that the hippocampus processes information in a graded manner along its long-axis, with anterior regions encoding coarse information and posterior regions encoding fine-grained information. Brunec et al. (2018) demonstrated similar patterns in human...

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10.1101/2024.03.27.587026
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