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Subjective confidence reflects representation of Bayesian probability in cortex

2021-04-10

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What gives rise to the human sense of confidence? Here, we tested the Bayesian hypothesis that confidence is based on a probability distribution represented in neural population activity. We implemented several computational models of confidence, and tested their predictions using psychophysics and fMRI. Using a generative model-based fMRI decoding approach, we extracted probability distributions from neural popul...

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1ec9ea7c-32fe-5399-89bd-8dba68cdc40b
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10.1101/2021.04.10.439272
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