Search Results for author:
Found 3 papers, 0 papers with code
Semi-orthogonal subspaces for value mediate a tradeoff between binding and generalization
Second, the specific representational geometry that we observe across animals also indicates that behavioral errors should increase when offers have low or high values, compared to when they have medium values, even when controlling for value difference.
Subspace orthogonalization as a mechanism for binding values to space
When choosing between options, we must solve an important binding problem.
The population doctrine in cognitive neuroscience
A major shift is happening within neurophysiology: a population doctrine is drawing level with the single-neuron doctrine that has long dominated the field.
Cannot find the paper you are looking for? You can
Submit a new open access paper.
