<p>Distribution of trial-by-trial changes in the lateral error following rewarded and non-rewarded trials. <b>A</b>) Trial-by-trial changes in the lateral error following randomly rewarded trials (<i>Δ</i><sub><i>reward</i></sub>) and following randomly non-rewarded trials (<i>Δ</i><sub><i>fail</i></sub>) show the same distribution. <b>B</b>) trial-by-trial changes in the 3D error following rewarded trials were larger than those following non-rewarded trials.</p
<p>Left: probability of switching to another strategy depending on the payoff differences for both t...
The positive mean difference indicates an increase in the inconsistency with increased size. The neg...
<p> <b>3: mean percentage of immediate reward as a function of the manipulations of the “poverty” st...
<p><b>A)</b> Lateral pointing error in the different reward groups of the reward only condition. <b>...
Publisher's PDFHumans are capable of detecting and exploiting a variety of environmental regularitie...
<p>Rejections are shown for the disadvantageous inequity condition (A) and the advantageous inequity...
Optimal errors were defined as errors occurring when a response with maximum probability of being co...
<p>Distribution of corrected trials for manipulated trials in condition one and condition two.</p
<p>Results group trials where no reward was delivered are presented in <b>A</b>, whereas in <b>B</b>...
<p>In <b>A)</b>, all experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each p...
<p>All experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each point represent...
<p>We investigate the effect of the reward function shape by changing it ...
(A) Subject-averaged circular variance of the estimation error distribution as a function of the tri...
Studies of reinforcement learning have shown that humans learn differently in response to positive a...
Effective error-driven learning requires individuals to adapt learning to environmental reward varia...
<p>Left: probability of switching to another strategy depending on the payoff differences for both t...
The positive mean difference indicates an increase in the inconsistency with increased size. The neg...
<p> <b>3: mean percentage of immediate reward as a function of the manipulations of the “poverty” st...
<p><b>A)</b> Lateral pointing error in the different reward groups of the reward only condition. <b>...
Publisher's PDFHumans are capable of detecting and exploiting a variety of environmental regularitie...
<p>Rejections are shown for the disadvantageous inequity condition (A) and the advantageous inequity...
Optimal errors were defined as errors occurring when a response with maximum probability of being co...
<p>Distribution of corrected trials for manipulated trials in condition one and condition two.</p
<p>Results group trials where no reward was delivered are presented in <b>A</b>, whereas in <b>B</b>...
<p>In <b>A)</b>, all experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each p...
<p>All experimental trials are represented in the line graph (bins 1–50), where each point represent...
<p>We investigate the effect of the reward function shape by changing it ...
(A) Subject-averaged circular variance of the estimation error distribution as a function of the tri...
Studies of reinforcement learning have shown that humans learn differently in response to positive a...
Effective error-driven learning requires individuals to adapt learning to environmental reward varia...
<p>Left: probability of switching to another strategy depending on the payoff differences for both t...
The positive mean difference indicates an increase in the inconsistency with increased size. The neg...
<p> <b>3: mean percentage of immediate reward as a function of the manipulations of the “poverty” st...