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1. Neuroscience › Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies

   Linear reinforcement learning in planning, grid fields, and cognitive control

   Piray and Daw · Nature Communications · 2021

   The authors introduce a linear model of brain decision making that reuses a map of future events for flexible choice, at the cost of quantifiable biases, linking planning, habits and cognitive control.

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   1. UncheckedThe model offers an account of how the brain could store stable, reusable maps of long-range outcomes, as in entorhinal cells, and use them as goals change.“It also provides insight into how the brain can represent maps of long-distance contingencies stably and componentially, as in entorhinal response fields, and exploit them to guide choice even under changing goals.”