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皮質アトラクター景観に沿ったニューラルダイナミクスの幾何学は,注意の変化を反映しています

Hayoung Song1, Ruiqi Chen2, Thomas L Botch3

  • 1Center for Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience, Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, USA. omasong17@gmail.com.

Nature communications
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ニューラルダイナミクス,つまり脳の活動パターンは,注意に基づく変化です. この研究は,脳活動の"幾何学"がどのように変化し,集中したときに目標に向かってより速く,リラックスしたときによりゆっくり移動することを示しています.

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