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Beyond Reward Prediction Errors: Human Striatum Updates Rule Values During Learning

2017-03-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Humans naturally group the world into coherent categories defined by membership rules. Rules can be learned implicitly by building stimulus-response associations using reinforcement learning (RL) or by using explicit reasoning. We tested if the striatum, in which activation reliably scales with reward prediction error, would track prediction errors in a task that required explicit rule generatio...

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ad186a80-046e-5b4c-a62e-462cb3ddb9ed
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10.1101/115253
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