Details
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- Mouse V1 visually evoked potentials, multiple oddball paradigm variants
- claim_text
- Mouse V1 deviance responses depend on both first- and second-order sequence structure, exceed what short-term adaptation can explain, and scale with predictability.
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- Mouse V1 visually evoked potentials, multiple oddball paradigm variants
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- 14. Predictive-coding and dynamical-systems accounts — the role of recurrent excitatory feedback in error signalling, state estimation, and reservoir computing, evaluated against mouse data
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- Multiple oddball variants in male/female mice, visually evoked potentials; long-term plasticity also observed.
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Specifically, we use visually evoked potentials to show that deviant responses occur over a large range of time in male and female mice, cannot be explained by a simple adaptation model, scale with predictability, and are modulated by violations of both first- and second-order sequential expectations.
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