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Crossmodal Hierarchical Predictive Coding for Audiovisual Sequences in Human Brain

2023-11-20

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Predictive-coding theory proposes that the brain actively predicts sensory inputs based on prior knowledge. While this theory has been extensively researched within individual sensory modalities, there is a crucial need for empirical evidence supporting hierarchical predictive processing across different modalities to further generalize the theory. Here, we examine how crossmodal knowledge is represented and learn...

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e3b1e1a6-1656-5bce-8700-33faa012a33b
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10.1101/2023.11.19.567767
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