Pamela Reinagel

This paper introduces a method to quantify uncertainty in drift diffusion models of decision making, accounting for temporal dependence and parameter variability, and applies it to rat behavior in a visual task.

The paper shows that different forms of variability in a bounded drift diffusion model can explain the difference in response time accuracy patterns between human and rat decision making.

The paper reports that two rats showed inverted response time patterns in a visual motion discrimination task, suggesting possible corrective decision reversals.

The paper shows that mice can perform orientation discrimination tasks quickly by integrating information from a small number of unreliable neurons in V1.