How the Brain Performs Pattern Recognition Without Us Noticing

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Human brains learn patterns over time and we don't even realize it. New insight into how this work could improve learning and other cognitive processes. Researches at Daegu Gyeongbuk institute of Science and technology (DGIST) have improved understanding of how different regions of the human brain interact to extract patterns over time. The findings, published in the journal Neurolmage, lay the foundation for clarifying how certain adaptive behaviors work, such as learning languages.

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