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Selective encoding of priors for flexible categorization but not Bayesian inference in the frontal eye field

2025-01-02

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Expectations or prior beliefs about the world have been shown to modulate sensory processing both at the behavioral and neural levels. Bayesian models predict that such priors compensate for input uncertainty to optimize sensory judgments. Although Bayesian behavior is prevalent across sensorimotor systems, the relationship between priors and Bayesian inference is not obligatory. Priors may simply shift one’s inte...

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0306a969-2e1e-5fac-b30c-1fa891f5be3c
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10.1101/2024.12.31.630950
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