CBrain 2026

The Fate of Uncertainty in the Transformation from Absolute to Relative Magnitude

Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Seoul National University

Adapted from

The experiment was adapted from Sohn & Lee (2013), J Neurophysiol 109(2):344–362 and Lee, Lim & Lee (2025), iScience 28(7):112844 — the latter is reference 3 below.

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