Executive control relates to the human ability to monitor and flexibly adapt behavior in relation to internal mental states. Specifically, executive control relies on evaluating action outcomes for adjusting subsequent action. Actions can be reinforced or devaluated given affective value of outcomes, notably in basal ganglia and medial prefrontal cortex. Additionally, outcomes convey information to adapt behavior in relation to internal beliefs, involving prefrontal cortex. Accordingly, action outcomes convey two major types of value signals: (1) Affective values, representing the valuation of action outcomes given subjective preferences and stemming from reinforcement learning; (2) Belief values about how actions map onto outcome contingen...
We make decisions every waking day of our life. Facing our options, we tend to pick the most likely ...
Neural processes engaged in decision-making remain unclear. A decomposition of these processes might...
Adaptive decision-making requires that options be weighed according to the predicted value of the ou...
Switching between tasks in cue-based decision-making has been studied intensively, e.g. putting on h...
In uncertain and changing environments, optimal decision-making requires integrating reward expecta...
The prefrontal cortex (PFC) subserves decision-making and executive control. Here we review recent e...
Cognitive control enables appropriate action selection according to stimuli, but also present contex...
International audienceNumerical methods related to reinforcement learning or bayesian inference have...
Decision-making is the selection of an alternative according to our inner goals. Perceptual decision...
These studies explore how, where, and when representations of variables critical to decision-making ...
Decisions take place in dynamic environments. The nervous system must continually learn the best act...
Many real-life decision-making problems incorporate higher-order structure, involving interdependenc...
Even seemingly simple decisions depend on a sophisticated ability to filter noisy inputs and select ...
Humans and other animals can maintain constant payoffs in an uncertain environment by steadily re-ev...
Making sequential decisions to harvest rewards is a notoriously difficult problem. One difficulty is...
We make decisions every waking day of our life. Facing our options, we tend to pick the most likely ...
Neural processes engaged in decision-making remain unclear. A decomposition of these processes might...
Adaptive decision-making requires that options be weighed according to the predicted value of the ou...
Switching between tasks in cue-based decision-making has been studied intensively, e.g. putting on h...
In uncertain and changing environments, optimal decision-making requires integrating reward expecta...
The prefrontal cortex (PFC) subserves decision-making and executive control. Here we review recent e...
Cognitive control enables appropriate action selection according to stimuli, but also present contex...
International audienceNumerical methods related to reinforcement learning or bayesian inference have...
Decision-making is the selection of an alternative according to our inner goals. Perceptual decision...
These studies explore how, where, and when representations of variables critical to decision-making ...
Decisions take place in dynamic environments. The nervous system must continually learn the best act...
Many real-life decision-making problems incorporate higher-order structure, involving interdependenc...
Even seemingly simple decisions depend on a sophisticated ability to filter noisy inputs and select ...
Humans and other animals can maintain constant payoffs in an uncertain environment by steadily re-ev...
Making sequential decisions to harvest rewards is a notoriously difficult problem. One difficulty is...
We make decisions every waking day of our life. Facing our options, we tend to pick the most likely ...
Neural processes engaged in decision-making remain unclear. A decomposition of these processes might...
Adaptive decision-making requires that options be weighed according to the predicted value of the ou...