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A point-process model of tapping along to difficult rhythms
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    A point-process model of tapping along to difficult rhythms (English)
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    5 January 2023
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    music cognition
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    rhythm
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    meter
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    synchronised tapping
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    well-formed rhythm
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    point process
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    stochastic process
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    refractory effect
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