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Bridging the Divide between Sensory Integration and Binding Theory: Using a Binding-like Neural Synchronization Mechanism to Model Sensory Enhancements during Multisensory Interactions

Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience (2014) 26 (7): 1587–1599.

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