Efficient reuse of computations in planning
Computational Neuroscience, Cognition, Cognitive Psychology and seminar by Payam Piray, Daw lab, Princeton University
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Abstract
Solving complex planning problems efficiently and flexibly requires reusing expensive previous computations. The brain can do this, but how? I present a new theory that addresses this question and connects planning to hitherto distinct areas within cognitive neuroscience, such as entorhinal representation of cognitive maps and cognitive control.
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