Visual Imagery and Perception Share Neural Representations in the Alpha Frequency Band

(Current Biology 30, 2621–2627.e1–e5; July 6, 2020) In the preparation of the manuscript, some citations in the article were wrongly set and thus referred to the wrong entries in the reference section. To match the citation numbers in the text with the right reference links, we rearranged parts of the references and changed the wrong numbering of citations in the Key Resources Table. The corrections are as follows:(1)Rearranging the references of the original article: references 22–33 are rearranged as 34–45; reference 34 is rearranged as 26; reference 35 is rearranged as 46; reference 36 is rearranged as 22; references 37–39 are rearranged as 23–25; references 40–46 are rearranged as 27–33; references 51–53 are rearranged as 56–58; and references 54–58 are rearranged as 51–55;(2)Correcting citations in the Key Resources Table: citation 52 changes to 57; citation 53 changes to 58. These errors have now been corrected online. The authors apologize for the errors. Visual Imagery and Perception Share Neural Representations in the Alpha Frequency BandXie et al.Current BiologyJune 11, 2020In BriefVisual imagination is a key cognitive function with the feel of weak visual perception. Xie et al. show that this phenomenal likeness is mirrored by neural likeness in shared representations of complex visual features in the alpha frequency band activity arising from parieto-occipital cortex. Full-Text PDF Open Access