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University of Plymouth
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Article title
A neurocomputational model of stimulus-specific adaptation to oddball and Markov sequences.
Type
D - Journal article
Title of journal
PLoS Computational Biology
Article number
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Volume number
7
Issue number
8
First page of article
e1002117
ISSN of journal
1553-7358
Year of publication
2011
Number of additional authors
3
Additional information
<24> Stimulus specific adaptation in animals has been argued to be a neural correlate of the important process of change detection indexed by the mismatch negativity in the human brain. It was widely believed that SSA cannot be explained by low level mechanisms. This paper shows that a cascade of simple mechanisms can explain all of the animal data to date. We also introduce a novel stimulus paradigm based on Markov chain stimuli that is being used at the labs of previous and current experimental collaborators (Istvan Winkler, Budapest; Alexandra Bendixen, Leipzig).
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Citation count
9
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