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Sequence knowledge in the human brain: From transition probabilities to chunks to nested structures| old_uid | 19773 |
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| title | Sequence knowledge in the human brain: From transition probabilities to chunks to nested structures |
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| start_date | 2021/11/29 |
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| schedule | 12h15 |
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| online | no |
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| details | Invité par Samuel Schmid |
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| summary | In everyday life, observations often unfold across time, forming sequences that exhibit different forms of structure. The human brain is attuned to a variety of such structures and leverage this knowledge of sequences to anticipate what is coming next. We have proposed a taxonomy of sequence knowledge, ranging from the detection of specific transition probabilities in a sequence, to the presence of chunks and to nested structures organized in a language of though. I will present a computational analysis (based on probabilistic inference) and empirical evidence (with reaction times, explicit reports, electrophysiological responses) that support this proposal. |
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| responsibles | Atanasova |
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