Jeffrey L. Krichmar

This paper develops a model of episodic-like memory in cuttlefish behavior, showing how memory access influences decision-making in predator-prey scenarios.

This paper develops a VAE model with RNNs to study neural mechanisms of perspective transformation between first-person and global map views, finding that temporal sequences and proximal cues are critical.

This paper introduces a biologically plausible path planning model that learns environments, adapts to changes, and generates efficient routes, showing neural activity patterns similar to vicarious trial and error in rodents.

This paper introduces a neural network model of schema consolidation that explains how schemas support context-dependent behavior and memory encoding.

This paper models uncertainty-seeking behavior mediated by cholinergic influence on dopamine neurons and shows it reproduces experimental data and predicts specific outcomes.

The paper reviews nonnegative sparse coding in the brain, its role in neural computation across regions, and its potential underlying mechanisms.