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Reward-based learning is known to induce cortical plasticity in primary sensory areas. A new study by Goltstein, Meijer, and Pennartz [1] (eLife2018;7:e37683), adopting a dual-scale approach (single-unit and population level),… Click to show full abstract
Reward-based learning is known to induce cortical plasticity in primary sensory areas. A new study by Goltstein, Meijer, and Pennartz [1] (eLife2018;7:e37683), adopting a dual-scale approach (single-unit and population level), shows how associative learning in mice tunes cortical processing, but unlike other primary sensory cortices it does not modify the retinotopic map.
Keywords:
new look;
visual system;
look visual;
plasticity;
system plasticity
Journal Title: Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Trends in Cognitive Sciences
Year Published: 2019
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