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Assuming that hippocampal population activity can be understood through a linearly-decodable latent space, we show that there are three possible mechanisms to induce remapping: (i) a true change in the mapping between neural and latent space, (ii) modulation of activity due to non-spatial mixed selectivity of place cells, or (iii) neural variability in the null space of the latent space that reflects a redundant code.
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| Assuming that hippocampal population activity can be understood through a linearly-decodable latent space, we show that… | ○ unchecked | yes | 0.55 | 0 | 3.4 | — |
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| this claim | unchecked | Assuming that hippocampal population activity can be understood through a linearly-decodable latent space, we show that there are three possible mechanisms to…human literature · ext:b1d8e26667c677cb | 0.55 |
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