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Task structure tailors the geometry of neural representations in human lateral prefrontal cortex

2024-03-07

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How do human brains represent tasks of varying structure? The lateral prefrontal cortex (lPFC) flexibly represents task information. However, principles that shape lPFC representational geometry remain unsettled. We use fMRI and pattern analyses to reveal the structure of lPFC representational geometries as humans perform two distinct categorization tasks one with flat, conjunctive categories and another with hier...

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cf127aa1-4f62-5cd3-9158-946e51c91c5b
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10.1101/2024.03.06.583429
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