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Decoding task representations that support generalization in hierarchical task

2024-12-02

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Task knowledge can be encoded hierarchically such that complex tasks can be built by associating simpler tasks. This associative organization supports generalization to facilitate learning of related but novel complex tasks. To study how the brain implements generalization in hierarchical task learning, we trained human participants on two complex tasks that shared a simple task and tested them on novel complex ta...

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16653b74-da76-5941-b8d2-1fbf86f54c1f
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10.1101/2024.12.02.626403
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