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Leslie C. Osborne

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NeurosciencebioRxivPreprintDec 29, 2020

Why sensory neurons are tuned to multiple stimulus features

Matthew V. Macellaio, Bing Liu, Jeffrey M. Beck, Leslie C. Osborne

The paper shows that multidimensional sensory neuron tuning improves stimulus reconstruction, termed 'stimulus synergy', which is preserved in downstream motor behavior.

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