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Backward alpha band oscillations shape perceptual bias under probabilistic cues
Predictive coding theory suggests that prior knowledge is crucial for optimizing human decision-making. However, how cortical dynamics implement this integration remains unclear. Here, we employ a traveling wave approach to investigate how alpha band oscillations integrate prior expectations
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