ReviewCurrent opinion in neurobiology2017
Computational principles and models of multisensory integration.
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Abstract
Combining information from multiple senses creates robust percepts, speeds up responses, enhances learning, and improves detection, discrimination, and recognition. In this review, I discuss computational models and principles that provide insight into how this process of multisensory integration occurs at the behavioral and neural level. My initial focus is on drift-diffusion and Bayesian models that can predict behavior in multisensory contexts. I then highlight how recent neurophysiological and perturbation experiments provide evidence for a distributed redundant network for multisensory integration. I also emphasize studies which show that task-relevant variables in multisensory contexts are distributed in heterogeneous neural populations. Finally, I describe dimensionality reduction methods and recurrent neural network models that may help decipher heterogeneous neural populations involved in multisensory integration.
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