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Compact task representations as a normative model for higher-order brain activity

NeurIPS 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Dynamical systems · approach: Synaptic plasticity learning rules · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use policy compression (habitual agent) instead of model compression (ablation)state space compression · somatosensory working memory tasknumber of compressed statesHelped
compress history states with model compressionhistory-OMDP · somatosensory working memory taskcompressed state structureHelped
predictable go cue (fixed delay) versus randomized delaypolicy compression · delayed licking tasktemporal structure of compressed statesMixed
assume no action is prepared during the delaypolicy compression · somatosensory working memory tasktiming information in compressed statesHelped
add transition noise and limited capacity with linear Gaussian parametrizationcompressed OMDP · somatosensory working memory task (PFC data)match to neural activityHelped
omit tradeoff between future returns and representation cost (ideal fast delay line)non-parametric model compression · delayed licking taskmatch to recorded ramping activityHurt

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