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Auditory features modelling reveals sound envelope representation in striate cortex

Martinelli et al., 2020

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9008417321787564834
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Martinelli A
Handjaras G
Betta M
Leo A
Cecchetti L
Pietrini P
Ricciardi E
Bottari D
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The striate cortex is no longer considered exclusively visual in its function. Proofs that its activity is modulated by acoustic inputs have accrued. By employing category-based and feature modeling approaches, here we characterized V1 activity (in absence of retinal input) …
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