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Interleaved Tone-Burst Sequences Reveal the Role of Timing in Auditory Decision-Making
Perceptual decisions are often modeled as a process of evidence accumulation over time and described by drift-diffusion models (DDMs) that decompose choice and reaction-time data into interpretable parameters such as drift rate, decision bound, and starting-point bias. Prior work has characterized h
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