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An active neural mechanism for relational learning and fast knowledge reassembly

2023-07-28

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How do we gain general insights from limited novel experiences? Humans and animals have a striking ability to learn relationships between experienced items, enabling efficient generalization and rapid assimilation of new information. One fundamental instance of such relational learning is transitive inference (learn A>B and B>C , infer A>C ), which can be quickly and globally reorganized upon learning a new ite...

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10.1101/2023.07.27.550739
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