Predictive Processing (Predictive Coding) Theories Predictive processing theories are a broader framework. They, too, emphasize the importance of top-down signaling in shaping and enabling ...

These same sensory signals also create our emotional awareness, our sense of well-being and even our sense of self. This amazing process creates our experience of how we are and who we are.

Pierzchajlo et al.'s study exposes how weak human olfaction is by elucidating how our sense of smell relies on predictive cues and cross-sensory processing. Moving forward, these findings pave the way ...

This is a valuable study on how past sensory experiences shape perception across multiple time scales. Using a behavioural task and reanalysed EEG data, the authors identify two unifying mechanisms ...

Sarah Brown, Epiq [/caption] In eDiscovery, discussions about “artificial intelligence” generally focus on predictive coding—the machine learning process that reduces the time human ...

Through predictive processing, the brain uses its prior knowledge of the world to make inferences or generate hypotheses about the causes of incoming sensory information.

Thus, rather than being explained away prediction errors remain in fact accessible at final processing stages forming perception. Previous theories of predictive coding need therefore to be revised.

Through predictive processing, the brain uses its prior knowledge of the world to make inferences or generate hypotheses about the causes of incoming sensory information.