Marmosets adaptively accumulate dynamic sequential evidence to make decisions
The bounded accumulation model is a dominant theoretical framework to characterize evidence accumulation during decision-making. Using a dynamic sequential tone accumulation (DSTA) task in marmosets, we found that the contribution of late tones to decisions was greater for weaker than for stronger evidence strength-an effect we term evidence-strength-dependent temporal weighting (ETW). Rigorous…
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