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Top-down semantic predictions align phonetic neuronal dynamics in human superior temporal gyrus
Speech processing involves a hierarchy of cognitive layers from low-level phonetic to high-level semantic representations. However, interactions are not only feed-forward; feedback mechanisms are crucial for real-time, accurate speech recognition. Yet how distant levels interface during speech proce
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