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          <title>Repetition priming and repetition suppression: Multiple mechanisms in need of testing</title>
          <date>2012</date>
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        <term>Repetition makes task-engaged cells fire more synchronously even as their average rates fall, so processing becomes more efficient and behaviour improves despite reduced activity.</term>
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        <term>Coincident input spikes sum on the receiving cell&#x27;s membrane before the depolarization decays, so synchronous inputs cross spike threshold more reliably than the same number of asynchronous inputs.</term>
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        <term>In the Bayesian alternative, learned top-down predictions inhibit the bottom-up sensory evidence, so the residual prediction error - and hence the measured activity - shrinks with repetition.</term>
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        <label>The favoured synchrony account has been evaluated empirically in very few studies.</label>
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        <label>Neither of the two surviving models has been subjected to a full set of experimental tests.</label>
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        <label>a CONTROL CONDITION against which spike-LFP coherence in the gamma range was compared</label>
        <note>eliminates: that the synchronisation change is a general property of the recording rather than an effect of stimulus repetition · outcome (stated by the tagger, no quotation): held</note>
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        <label>the extreme form of the Explaining Away account was tested against the observed pattern</label>
        <note>eliminates: that ALL repetition suppression is high-level repetition expectation - the extreme version predicts a pattern the data do not show · outcome (stated by the tagger, no quotation): held</note>
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        <label>THE PARADOX IN ONE SENTENCE, and it is a SIGN CONFLICT between two measures of one event: `Stimulus repetition in identification tasks leads to IMPROVED behavioral performance (repetition priming) but ATTENUATED neural responses (repetition suppression).` Behaviour gets better while the brain does less. Every mechanism in this paper exists to make those two facts one fact, and a corpus that recorded only `repetition improves performance` would lose the half that makes it interesting</label>
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        <label>FOUR ACCOUNTS OF ONE RELATIONSHIP, and the review&#x27;s job is to keep them separate rather than to pick: FACILITATION (activity advanced in time - refuted for the typical case by single-cell recording, which finds firing curves to repeated stimuli SUBSUMED UNDER those to novel ones), SHARPENING (the poorly tuned cells drop out), SYNCHRONY (lower rates, tighter timing), and EXPLAINING AWAY (the Bayesian form of facilitation). Everyone agrees on improved efficiency; `the exact form that it takes remains elusive`</label>
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        <label>A REVIEW WHOSE VERDICT ON ITS OWN FAVOURITE IS A GAP: `Quotation withheld` The title says the same - `Multiple mechanisms IN NEED OF TESTING`. The contribution is an inventory of untested explanations, and the paper is explicit that its preferred one is preferred on promise rather than on evidence</label>
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        <label>contradicts → the Facilitation model (Henson, 2003; James et al., 2000)</label>
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        <label>replicates → Gilbert et al. (2010)</label>
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        <label>builds-on → Gotts (2003) neocortical circuit model</label>
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        <label>repetition priming —contrasted-with→ repetition suppression</label>
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        <note>differs in: THE DIRECTION EACH MOVES ON THE SAME EVENT - repetition IMPROVES the behavioural measure and ATTENUATES the neural one. Not two phenomena but two readings of one, pointing opposite ways, which is the puzzle the paper&#x27;s four mechanisms exist to dissolve · strength of the relation: 0.95 · note: THE RECORD&#x27;S REASON FOR EXISTING. &#x27;contrasted-with&#x27; rather than &#x27;distinct-from&#x27;: the paper is not separating two things, it is insisting they are one thing measured twice and asking why the signs disagree.</note>
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        <label>Of the four candidate accounts reviewed, only the Facilitation model is judged definitively ruled out by existing data.</label>
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        <label>The authors judge the enhanced-synchronization account the most promising of the surviving proposals.</label>
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        <label>In their model, spike synchronization increased as firing rates decreased with repetition.</label>
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        <label>Their preliminary intracranial EEG study in two surgical patients found behavioural priming together with increased low-frequency evoked power at essentially every task-engaged electrode.</label>
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        <label>The same intracranial recordings showed increased fronto-temporal phase-locking with repetition, in alpha and low beta bands.</label>
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        <label>They propose that the processes producing synchronization and those producing activity decreases may be partly separate, which would explain reported dissociations between repetition suppression and priming.</label>
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