Fig. 1: The Multisensory Correlation Detector is a set of low-pass filters (filled grey boxes), which compute the temporal correlation (MCDCORR, blue) and the temporal lag (MCDLAG, red) between incoming multisensory signals. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: The Multisensory Correlation Detector is a set of low-pass filters (filled grey boxes), which compute the temporal correlation (MCDCORR, blue) and the temporal lag (MCDLAG, red) between incoming multisensory signals.

From: Multisensory correlation computations in the human brain identified by a time-resolved encoding model

Fig. 1

The model is biologically plausible as it integrates signals based on their cross-correlation in time and implements Bayesian optimal cue combination. LPF: low-pass filter.

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