Failure to replicate detection of grid‐cell like representations in human fMRI

Preliminary results suggest no evidence for stable grid-like representations in the present sample. The present study is reasonably powered relative to the previous study, and possible reasons and limitations hindering identification of grid-like representations should be discussed and further researched.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.086080
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Memory and Neural Mechanisms
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Failure to replicate detection of grid‐cell like representations in human fMRI

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Failure to replicate detection of grid‐cell like representations in human fMRI

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Abstract

Preliminary results suggest no evidence for stable grid-like representations in the present sample. The present study is reasonably powered relative to the previous study, and possible reasons and limitations hindering identification of grid-like representations should be discussed and further researched.

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