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Neural basis of learning to perceive speech through touch using an acoustic-to-vibrotactile speech sensory substitution

2021-10-25

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The goal of sensory substitution is to convey the information transduced by one sensory system through a novel sensory modality. One example is vibrotactile (VT) speech, for which acoustic speech is transformed into vibrotactile patterns. Despite an almost century-long history of studying vibrotactile speech, there has been no study of the neural bases of VT speech learning. We here trained hearing adult participa...

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10.1101/2021.10.24.465610
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