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Structural generalization and continual learning enabled by factorized entorhinal-hippocampal memory and entorhinal-parietal action circuits

2026-08-30

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Flexible behavior requires generalizable memory and learning. For example, we rapidly learn to commute in new cities by reusing our knowledge of Euclidean two-dimensional space and structures like roundabouts and subway systems without forgetting how to get to a favorite restaurant back home. Yet we lack a detailed understanding of how the brain uses existing knowledge to generalize while retaining the memory of s...

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f929f60c-05d6-5d7d-84b3-adf94015e798
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10.64898/2026.08.25.747129
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