Comparison of city decoders trained on session one and session two data.

<p>Target cities could be recovered based on neural activity in all ROIs during the associative memory paradigm (session one). However, decoding evidence for cities during the gem collector paradigm (session two) was often higher when decoders were trained on the data from that same paradigm....

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Main Author:	Sam Hall-McMaster (10343795) (author)
Other Authors:	Momchil S. Tomov (8677314) (author), Samuel J. Gershman (8677326) (author), Nicolas W. Schuck (6260720) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Science Policy Mental Health Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified human participants (< computational process based based control using successor representation known possible neural implementation increased behavioral reuse humans reuse strategies learned optimal solutions generalized policy improvement div >< p novel test tasks test tasks successor features neural evidence training tasks earlier tasks selective manner prefrontal cortex past experience new task n </ intelligent systems important feature gpi solutions gpi algorithm gpi ). functional connection free perseveration findings point evaluate solutions adaptive algorithm
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Comparison of city decoders trained on session one and session two data.

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