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Flexible working memory through selective gating and attentional tagging

2019-11-18

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Working memory is essential for intelligent behavior as it serves to guide behavior of humans and nonhuman primates when task-relevant stimuli are no longer present to the senses. Moreover, complex tasks often require that multiple working memory representations can be flexibly and independently maintained, prioritized, and updated according to changing task demands. Thus far, neural network models of working memo...

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d747b875-3a9a-5c4d-94a0-f6c1efc394ee
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10.1101/846675
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