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Representational similarity modulates neural and behavioral signatures of novelty

2024-05-01

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Novelty signals in the brain modulate learning and drive exploratory behaviors in humans and animals. While the perceived novelty of a stimulus is known to depend on previous experience, the effect of stimulus representations on novelty computation remains elusive. In particular, existing models of novelty computation fail to account for the effects of stimulus similarities that are abundant in naturalistic enviro...

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Literature Corpus work: f07ed223-6c2c-54e0-b9a1-3491329a4683
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.01.592002

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