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Learning in chunks: A model of hippocampal representations for processing temporal regularities in statistical learning

2022-04-05

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We investigated the neural basis of chunking during statistical learning (SL). Behavioral evidence suggests that a common mechanism in learning and memory can serve to combine smaller units into larger ones to facilitate sensory and higher-level processing. And yet, the neural underpinnings of this mechanism remain unclear. Drawing insights from previous findings of neural codes in the hippocampus, we propose a co...

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Literature Corpus work: f370fc30-a232-516e-8cca-6666896c8552
DOI: 10.1101/2022.04.04.487009

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