Lindsey S. Brown

The paper develops two neural circuit models for evidence accumulation through sequential neuronal activity and tests them against neural recordings from four brain regions during a decision-making task.

The paper presents a computational model explaining how analog-valued decision information is transferred between neuronal populations through dynamic gating during eye movements.

The paper investigates how direct and indirect basal ganglia pathways influence cortical activity during decision-making, finding that they oppositely modulate a subset of neurons encoding decision variables.