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Hierarchy of prediction errors shapes the learning of context-dependent sensory representations
How sensory information is interpreted depends on context, yet the neural mechanisms by which context shapes sensory processing remain poorly understood. To address this question, we developed a computational model constrained by in vivo functional imaging of cortical neurons in mice during reversal
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