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A neurally plausible model for online recognition and postdiction in a dynamical environment

2019-06-14

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Humans and other animals are frequently near-optimal in their ability to integrate noisy and ambiguous sensory data to form robust percepts, which are informed both by sensory evidence and by prior experience about the causal structure of the environment. It is hypothesized that the brain establishes these structures using an internal model of how the observed patterns can be generated from relevant but unobserved...

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617ecf00-fab4-53f3-ade8-9187b8af2a41
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10.1101/672089
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