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Neurophysiological signatures of duration and rhythm prediction across sensory modalities

2017-09-04

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Effective behaviour and cognition requires the ability to make predictions about the temporal properties of events, such as duration. It is well known that violations of temporal structure within sequences of stimuli lead to neurophysiological effects known as the (temporal) mismatch negativity (TMMN). However, previous studies investigating this phenomenon have typically presented successive stimulus intervals (i...

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e03f0d49-8d14-5186-aaa9-52e27ef4f260
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10.1101/183954
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