August 11, 2021

Rats can imagine a light is present when it is visually occluded, and this is driven by a model-based top-down process rather than a bottom-up model-free process - Ep.5

1 hour 9 minutes

On today's episode, we discuss a paper entitled: "Imagine That! Cue-Evoked Representations Guide Rat Behavior During Ambiguous Situations". Check it out if you are interested in the neural underpinnings of how rodents imagine objects they can not immediately see!

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August 11, 2021

Rats can imagine a light is present when it is visually occluded, and this is driven by a model-based top-down process rather than a bottom-up model-free process - Ep.5

1 hour 9 minutes

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Rats can imagine a light is present when it is visually occluded, and this is driven by a model-based top-down process rather than a bottom-up model-free process - Ep.5

Rats can imagine a light is present when it is visually occluded, and this is driven by a model-based top-down process rather than a bottom-up model-free process - Ep.5