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Neural prediction decorrelation reveals that adversarial robustness substantially improves DNN prediction accuracy across the entire human auditory cortex

2026-08-11

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Sensory neuroscientists seek to model the neural computations that encode complex stimuli. Distinct encoding models often make similar predictions for natural stimuli such as speech, posing a challenge for model comparison. We developed a method to synthesize stimuli that decorrelate model predictions across a neural population, termed neural prediction decorrelation (NPD). Using fMRI responses to NPD sounds, we c...

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10.64898/2026.08.05.743059
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