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Underestimation in temporal numerosity judgments computationally explained by population coding model - Scientific Reports

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Underestimation in temporal numerosity judgments computationally explained by population coding model - Scientific Reports

The ability to judge numerosity is essential to an animal's survival. Nevertheless, the number of signals presented in a sequence is often underestimated. We attempted to elucidate the mechanism for the underestimation by means of computational modeling based on population coding. In the model, the population of neurons which were selective to the logarithmic number of signals responded to sequential signals and the population activity was integrated by a temporal window.

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