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Common features in plastic changes rather than constructed structures in recurrent neural network prefrontal cortex models

2017-08-28

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We have flexible control over our cognition depending on the context or surrounding environments. The prefrontal cortex (PFC) controls this cognitive flexibility; however, the detailed underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Recent developments in machine learning techniques have allowed simple recurrent neural network PFC models to perform human- or animal-like behavioral tasks. These systems allow us to acquire pa...

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1b7cf29a-f3ff-514b-aeee-73b6b1b62f88
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10.1101/181297
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