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finding:repetition-suppressionRepetition Suppression
Neural phenomenon reproduced by active inference model: reduced response to repeated stimuli.
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extracted_from(2017) · Karl Friston · Thomas FitzGerald · Francesco Rigoli · Philipp Schwartenbeck +1
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- Process by which neuronal dynamics minimize free energy; produces empirically observable neural phenomena.
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