Simulations of action inference

Bogacz R
Description

These Matlab codes perform simulations described in a paper “Dopamine role in learning and action inference”. They include functions that generated figures in the paper, which are named with the corresponding figure number, so for example function “Figure11.m” was used to generate Figure 11.

 

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Year Published
2019
Funders & Grant Numbers
Medical Research Council, UKRI (MC_UU_12024/5)
Publisher
University of Oxford
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First Published In
Bogacz R
2020. eLife, 9:e53262
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