
Competitive integration of time and reward explains value-sensitive foraging decisions and frontal cortex ramping dynamics
How do animals decide when to stay on vs. leave a patch during foraging?
How do animals decide when to stay on vs. leave a patch during foraging?
How does the brain generalize previously useful strategies to novel tasks?
How can self-driving cars explain their decisions?
How can we safely deploy experimental motion planners at the early stages of development?
How can we infer what a subject has inferred at any moment based on their behavior?
What is the successor representation? What is its role in biological and artificial intelligence?
What is the intrinsic reward function of human drivers? How can we infer it and use it to drive an actual autonomous vehicle?
How does the brain build mental models of rich, dynamic domains, such as video games?
How should we compare computational cognitive models in neuroscience?
How do causal inferences shape reward-based learning in the brain?
How do humans transfer knowledge across different tasks?
How does the brain represent different forms of uncertainty? How do those representations determine exploratory choices?
Why do humans represent their environments hierarchically? How are these hierarchical representations learned?
How does the brain learn the abstract causal structure of the world in a way that supports generalization?