#tweeprint! Have you ever wanted to learn about spatial and non-spatial hippocampal function, especially in primates? We look at single neurons + ensemble activity across tasks during virtual navigation in a new paper with @JulioMTneuro in @NatureNeuro https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-019-0548-3 … 1/
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All of the data I have seen, as well as computational considerations, points me to one basic conclusion: the HPC uses a high level latent representation of state (in the RL sense), for the past, present and future.
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I think the apparent importance of space in the HPC is a function of how critical space is to our state in this world. But, if there are other variables relevant to selecting actions, they are also represented. I think your data also fits with this.
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I could never thank my co-authors enough for their work on this. Ben is an incredibly thorough scientist. Guillaume is a programming genius. Lyndon is a mathematical wizard. This couldn't be possible without them, and funding by
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There's more to this story that we're still working on, so stay tuned. Cc also
@Neuro_Physics@MemoryLab@eabuffalo@jacobbellmund@doellerlab@perpl_lab@jaaanaru@dunmao_@mjaztwit@roozbeh_kiani@jjsakon@andpru 13/Prikaži ovu nit
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Congrats, superb work!
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