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The Latency of a Domain-General Visual Surprise Signal is Attribute Dependent

2025-08-18

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Predictions concerning upcoming visual input play a key role in resolving percepts. Sometimes input is surprising, under which circumstances the brain must calibrate erroneous predictions so that perception is veridical. Despite the extensive literature investigating the nature of prediction error signalling, it is still unclear how this process interacts with the functionally segregated nature of the visual corte...

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Literature Corpus work: ff634c64-8fa6-52ed-acb0-ed429106c986
DOI: 10.1101/2025.08.18.670829

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