Analysis of the Ventriloquism Aftereffect Using Network Theory Techniques
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| author | Saha, Sayan |
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| contents | Ventriloquism After-Effect is the phenomenon where sustained exposure to the ventriloquist illusion causes a change in unisensory auditory localization towards the location where the visual stimulus was present. We investigate the recalibration in EEG networks that causes this change and the track the timeline of changes in the auditory processing pathway. Our results obtained using network analysis, non-stationary time series analysis and multivariate pattern classification show that recalibration takes place early in the auditory processing pathway and the after-effect decays with time after exposure to the illusion. |
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| spellingShingle | Analysis of the Ventriloquism Aftereffect Using Network Theory Techniques Saha, Sayan Neurons and Cognition Human-Computer Interaction Ventriloquism After-Effect is the phenomenon where sustained exposure to the ventriloquist illusion causes a change in unisensory auditory localization towards the location where the visual stimulus was present. We investigate the recalibration in EEG networks that causes this change and the track the timeline of changes in the auditory processing pathway. Our results obtained using network analysis, non-stationary time series analysis and multivariate pattern classification show that recalibration takes place early in the auditory processing pathway and the after-effect decays with time after exposure to the illusion. |
| title | Analysis of the Ventriloquism Aftereffect Using Network Theory Techniques |
| topic | Neurons and Cognition Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.15321 |