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A control theoretic model of adaptive behavior in dynamic environments

2017-10-16

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To behave adaptively in environments that are noisy and non-stationary, humans and other animals must monitor feedback from their environment and adjust their predictions and actions accordingly. An under-studied approach for modeling these adaptive processes comes from the engineering field of control theory, which provides general principles for regulating dynamical systems, often without requiring a generative...

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Literature Corpus work: 1e7849cb-56ff-5ce3-bd21-0f641626e1f2
DOI: 10.1101/204271

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