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Adaptive oscillators provide a hard-coded Bayesian mechanism for rhythmic inference

2022-06-19

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Bayesian theories of perception suggest that the human brain internalizes a model of environmental patterns to reduce sensory noise and improve stimulus processing. The internalization of external regularities is particularly manifest in the time domain: humans excel at predictively synchronizing their behavior with external rhythms, as in dance or music performance. The neural processes underlying rhythmic infere...

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e2ade644-9aea-531d-8133-2719333860e9
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10.1101/2022.06.18.496664
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