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The Human Brain encodes a Chronicle of Visual Events at each Instant of Time

2019-11-18

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The human brain continuously processes streams of visual input. Yet, a single image typically triggers neural responses that extend beyond one second. To understand how such a slow computation copes with real-time processing, we recorded subjects’ electrical brain activity, while they watched ~5,000 rapidly-changing images. First, we show that each image can be decoded from brain activity for ~1 sec, and demonstra...

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dbbcf53c-c653-5e19-aaef-7eb5da5dbba0
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10.1101/846576
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