Isabelle Hoxha

The paper compares perceptual decision-making strategies between humans and mice using a standardized task, finding that instructed humans perform better than uninstructed humans.

This paper investigates whether pre-stimulus EEG activity can predict expected stimuli and decision strategies in both cued and uncued trials, finding that anticipation occurs even without explicit cues.

This paper introduces a non-linear Drift-Diffusion Model (nl-DDM) that better captures inter-trial dynamics and endogenous influences in decision-making compared to the standard DDM.