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Evidence and urgency related EEG signals during dynamic decision-making in humans

2020-10-05

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A successful class of models link decision-making to brain signals by assuming that evidence accumulates to a decision threshold. These evidence accumulation models have identified neuronal activity that appears to reflect sensory evidence and decision variables that drive behavior. More recently, an additional evidence-independent and time-variant signal, named urgency, has been hypothesized to accelerate decisio...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.10.02.323683

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