Fig. 3: Temporal hierarchy along the ventral language stream for correctly predicted words. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Temporal hierarchy along the ventral language stream for correctly predicted words.

From: Temporal structure of natural language processing in the human brain corresponds to layered hierarchy of large language models

Fig. 3: Temporal hierarchy along the ventral language stream for correctly predicted words.

(Top) Location of electrodes on the brain, color-coded by ROI with blue, black, red, and green corresponding to TP, IFG, aSTG, and mSTG, respectively. (Middle) Scaled encoding performance for these ROIs. Color coded by layer index (red-blue) as described in Fig. 1. (Bottom) Scatter plot of the lag that yields peak encoding performance for each layer. One-sided p values for the lag-layer correlation are reported (N = 48).

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