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Burst-related potentials as a temporal anchor for cognition
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Traditional approaches probe cognition by aligning brain activity to external stimuli, yet many cognitive processes are not time-locked to such events. Building on evidence that band-limited neural activity often occurs as transient bursts, we articulate the burst-related potentials (BRP) as a unify
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