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Barbara Peysakhovich

University of Chicago

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Schema formation in a neural population subspace underlies learning-to-learn in flexible sensorimotor problem-solving

Vishwa Goudar, Barbara Peysakhovich, David J. Freedman, Elizabeth A. Buffalo, Xiao‐Jing Wang

This study investigates learning-to-learn in a neural network model, showing schema formation in a low-dimensional subspace that accelerates learning across similar problems.

Nature Neuroscience · Apr 6, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Primate superior colliculus is engaged in abstract higher-order cognition

Barbara Peysakhovich, Stephanie M. Tetrick, Alessandra Alves Silva, Sihai Li, Ou Zhu, Guilhem Ibos, W. Jeffrey Johnston, David J. Freedman

This study identifies a novel role of the primate superior colliculus in abstract visual categorization, showing it encodes category information more strongly and quickly than the posterior parietal cortex.

bioRxiv · Jan 17, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience