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Sensory evidence accumulation using optic flow in a naturalistic navigation task

2021-04-27

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Sensory evidence accumulation is considered a hallmark of decision-making in noisy environments. Integration of sensory inputs has been traditionally studied using passive stimuli, segregating perception from action. Lessons learned from this approach, however, may not generalize to ethological behaviors like navigation, where there is an active interplay between perception and action. We designed a sensory-based...

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93379c3b-6547-582f-8016-a37d77157426
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10.1101/2021.04.26.441532
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