Wide sensory filters underlie performance in memory-based discrimination and generalization

Wide sensory filters underlie performance in memory-based discrimination and generalization

<div><p>The way animals respond to a stimulus depends largely on an internal comparison between the current sensation and the memory of previous stimuli and outcomes. We know little about the accuracy with which the physical properties of the stimuli influence this type of memory-based d...

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Main Author: Chi Chen (67021) (author)
Other Authors: Dilja Krueger-Burg (5562530) (author), Livia de Hoz (4390) (author)
Published: 2019
Subjects:
Neuroscience
Science Policy
Mental Health
Space Science
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
frequency differences
stimuli influence
memory-based discriminative decisions
Generalization width
discrimination thresholds
ad libitum
memory traces
memory-based discriminations
frequency distance
memory-based task
memory-based discrimination
home quarters
safe-to-conditioned distance
auditory discrimination
way animals
stimulus dimension
Memory-based discriminations
case tone frequency
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