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The Neural Basis of Predictive Pursuit

2019-08-24

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> It remains unclear how and to what extent non-human animals make demanding on-the-fly predictions during pursuit. We studied this problem in a novel laboratory pursuit task that incentivizes prediction of future prey positions. We trained three macaques to perform joystick-controlled pursuit of prey that followed intelligent escape algorithms. Subjects reliably aimed towards the prey’s likely fu...

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d922ed24-5105-591a-a606-f83f02f9af54
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10.1101/694604
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