Piotr Litwin

TL;DR: Analysis of descriptions generated with the aid of sommelier cards shows that pairs were more coherent and discriminative than individuals, while bias-variance decomposition of error revealed non-trivial differences in how participants solved the task.

TL;DR: The introduction of skin-based spatial information can account for the cross-compensation of sensory signals giving rise to RHI and addition of Bayesian Coupling Priors would allow quantification of individual tendencies to integrate divergent visual and somatosensory signals.

TL;DR: The findings suggest the limited relevance of proprioception for the strength of visuo-haptically induced rubber hand illusion and multiple regression showed that both for subjective and physiological measures neither distance, nor proprioceptive precision, nor their interaction were predictors of illusion strength.

TL;DR: In this article , the authors focus on empirical commitments of predictive processing, since they are necessary both for its theoretical status to be established and for explanations of individual phenomena to be falsifiable, and they show that even hierarchical predictive processing is insufficiently restrictive to disallow incorrect models and may be adjusted to explain any neurocognitive phenomenon.