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Statistical learning occurs during practice while high-order rule learning during rest period

2020-10-25

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Knowing when the brain learns is crucial for both the comprehension of memory formation and consolidation, and for developing new training and neurorehabilitation strategies in healthy and patient populations. Recently, a rapid form of offline learning developing during short rest periods has been shown to account for most of procedural learning, leading to the hypothesis that the brain mainly learns during rest b...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.10.25.353375

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