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Rhythm-structured predictive coding for contextualized speech processing

Olesia Dogonasheva, Denis Zakharov, Anne-Lise Giraud, Boris Gutkin · Bernstein Conference 2024

…coding, constrained by endogenous rhythms, accounts for these quizzical results and enables robust lexical speech recovery. We build upon the major hypotheses that the rhythmic st

Computational Neuroscience

Brain-rhythm-based inference (BRyBI) for time-scale invariant speech processing

Olesia Dogonasheva, Olesia Platonova, Sophie Bouton et al. · FENS Forum 2024

…is a paradigmatic example where rhythms have been proposed to play a key role [1], with a speech-modulated hierarchical structure of intercoupled cortical oscillations correlating with successful comprehension. Experiments show that speech recognition remains largely intact when compressed up to a certain temporal factor [2] and the re-spacing of chunks of incomprehensible compressed speech with silences recovers comprehension. We hypothesize that rhythm-based top-down semantic context inferen

Neuroscience

Brain-Rhythm-based Inference (BRyBI) for time-scale invariant speech processing

Olesia Dogonasheva, Denis Zakharov, Anne-Lise Giraud, Boris Gutkin · COSYNE 2023

Rhythms stretching across multiple interacting frequencies and spatial scales are ubiquitous in brain activity during complex cognitive tasks. Yet their functional significance is hotly debated between a structural epiphenomenon of brain activity and mechanisms implementing computations. Speech processing, with its temporal cadence and multi-scale of syntactic invariants (syllables, words), is a paradigmatic example where rhythms have been proposed to play a key role [1], with a speech-modulated hierarchical structure of intercoupled cortical oscillations correlating with successful comprehens

Computational Neuroscience