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Adaptive learning via surprise gated attractor switching

2025-03-13

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People adjust their use of feedback over time through a process referred to as adaptive learning. We have recently proposed that the underlying mechanisms of adaptive learning are rooted in how the brain organizes time into similarly credited units, which we refer to as latent states. Here we develop a basal ganglia-thalamo-cortical circuit model of this process and show that it captures both the commonalities and...

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6316e3ad-7ded-5811-9439-e8da9f46df1e
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10.1101/2025.03.13.643078
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