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Neural Oscillatory Signatures of Predictive Processing in Visual Statistical Learning
Several studies suggest that neural oscillations play a role in cognition, including predictive processing. Recent models propose that backward alpha-band traveling waves reflect top-down predictions, while forward waves may reflect bottom-up prediction errors. We tested this hypothesis usin
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