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Plucking a string or playing a G? Choice type impacts human reinforcement learning

2021-08-27

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In reinforcement learning (RL) experiments, participants learn to make rewarding choices in response to different stimuli; RL models use outcomes to estimate stimulus-response values which change incrementally. RL models consider any response type indiscriminately, ranging from more concretely defined motor choices (e.g. pressing a key with the index finger), to more general choices that can be executed in a numbe...

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3c8cb0c1-77d4-5013-9476-d8fe00895929
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10.1101/2021.08.25.457707
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