Speech Production as State Feedback Control.¶
Houde, J. F., & Nagarajan, S. S. (2011). Speech Production as State Feedback Control. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 5.
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- It recurs in speech production, where speakers attenuate perception of their own voice via command-driven predictions in auditory cortex and compensate when feedback is artificially altered.
This sourceShows speakers attenuate perception of their own voice via forward predictions and compensate when auditory feedback is artificially altered.
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Houde and Nagarajan describe speaking-induced suppression of auditory cortex, explained by efference-copy predictions, and speakers' compensation for artificially altered feedback.
“the response of a subject's auditory cortices to his/her own self-produced speech is significantly smaller than their response to similar, but externally produced speech”
- It recurs in speech production, where speakers attenuate perception of their own voice via command-driven predictions in auditory cortex and compensate when feedback is artificially altered.
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