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The language of music: Common neural codes for structured sequences in music and natural language

2017-10-12

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The ability to process structured sequences is a central feature of natural language but also characterizes many other domains of human cognition. In this fMRI study, we measured brain metabolic response in musicians as they generated structured and non-structured sequences in language and music. We employed a univariate and multivariate cross-classification approach to provide evidence that a common neural code u...

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Literature Corpus work: f51e28e1-e07d-513f-a2ad-7312f4057da5
DOI: 10.1101/202382

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