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Lydia B. Shimelis

Harvard University

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NeurosciencebioRxivPreprintFeb 6, 2026

Neurons in the Human Substantia Nigra Respond to Cognitive Boundaries and Predict Memory

Lin Shi, Anamar Flores, Lydia B. Shimelis…·Jie Zheng

The paper shows that human substantia nigra neurons respond to cognitive boundaries and their activity correlates with memory performance.

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NeurosciencebioRxivPreprintJan 30, 2025

An invariant schema emerges within a neural network during hierarchical learning of visual boundaries

James R. Elder, Jie Zheng, Lydia B. Shimelis…·Milo M. Lin

This paper shows that hierarchical learning in neural networks produces an invariant schema for visual boundary detection, matching human neural activity patterns.

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