Alexandre Hyafil

The paper shows that motor responses are systematically updated by decision evidence accumulation, using rat and human data in a choice task.

This study shows that temporal integration is a common feature in perceptual decision-making across species, using behavioral data from monkeys, rats, and humans.

This study shows that self-initiation of stimuli improves working memory accuracy and speeds up visual and attentional processing during encoding.

The paper shows that rats adjust their decision biases based on previous outcomes, using a model where reward signals gate the influence of expectations on decisions.

This study shows humans integrate contextual information hierarchically to estimate reliability and report confidence based on probabilistic inference.

This study uses a neurocomputational model to show that the frontopolar cortex is involved in cognitive branching, which explains its role in various high-order cognitive tasks.