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Neural entrainment

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Modularity of the human connectome enables dual attentional modes by frustrating synchronization

Anagh Pathak, Rishabh Bapat, Arpan Banerjee · Bernstein Conference 2024

Perception of external stimuli slowly drifts between phases of increased and decreased sensitivity in sustained attention tasks. This phenomenon may represent a deliberate cognitive strategy to balance evidence accumulation against evidence gathering according to the predictive coding hypothesis, or it might simply indicate computational bottlenecks. Here, we claim that dynamical systems theory and large-scale network modeling may offer crucial insights to adjudicate this debate. We attempt to harmonize brain dynamics with dual processing modes by suggesting a link with another aspect of neuro

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience

Event-related frequency adjustment (ERFA): A methodology for investigating neural entrainment

Mattia Rosso · Ghent University, IPEM Institute for Systematic Musicology

Neural entrainment has become a phenomenon of exceptional interest to neuroscience, given its involvement in rhythm perception, production, and overt synchronized behavior. Yet, traditional methods fail to quantify neural entrainment due to a misalignment with its fundamental definition (e.g., see Novembre and Iannetti, 2018; Rajandran and Schupp, 2019). The definition of entrainment assumes that endogenous oscillatory brain activity undergoes dynamic frequency adjustments to synchronize with environmental rhythms (Lakatos et al., 2019). Following this definition, we recently developed a meth

Wed, Nov 29, 2023 · 04:00 UTC

Seminar · Electrophysiology