Publikationen von P Dayan

Dubey, R.; Griffiths, T.; Dayan, P.: The pursuit of happiness: A reinforcement learning perspective on habituation and comparisons. (eingereicht)

Chebolu, S.; Dayan, P.; Lloyd, K.: Vigilance, arousal, and acetylcholine: Optimal control of attention in a simple detection task. (eingereicht)

Khajehnejad, M.; Habibollahi, F.; Nock, R.; Arabzadeh, E.; Dayan, P.; Dezfouli, A.: Neural Network Poisson Models for Behavioural and Neural Spike Train Data. (eingereicht)

Zamfir, E.; Dayan, P.: Interactions between attributions and beliefs at high temporal resolution: evidence from a novel task. (eingereicht)

Dubey, R.; Griffiths, T.; Dayan, P.: Why it is hard to be happy with what we have: A reinforcement learning perspective. (eingereicht)

Éltetö, N.; Nemeth, D.; Janacsek, K.; Dayan, P.: Tracking human skill learning with a hierarchical Bayesian sequence model. (eingereicht)

Machado Costa, K.; Scholz, R.; Lloyd, K.; Moreno-Castilla, P.; Gardner, M.; Dayan, P.; Schoenbaum, G.: The role of the orbitofrontal cortex in creating cognitive maps. (eingereicht)

Barnby, J.; Dean, R.; Burgess, H.; Kim, J.; Teunisse, A.; Mackenzie, L.; Robinson, G.; Dayan, P.; Richards, L.: Increased persuadability and credulity in people with corpus callosum dysgenesis. (eingereicht)

Barnby, J.; Raihani, N.; Dayan, P.: The self as a prior for the other: social learning under paranoia. (eingereicht)

Brielmann, A.; Dayan, P.: A computational model of aesthetic value. (eingereicht)

Dayan, P.: "Liking" as a First Draft of the Affective Future. (eingereicht)

Jain , Y.; Callaway, F.; Griffiths, T.; Dayan, P.; Krueger, P.; Lieder, F.: A Computational Process-Tracing Method for Measuring People’s Planning Strategies and How They Change Over Time. (eingereicht)

Schulz, L.; Fleming, S.; Dayan, P.: Metacognitive Computations for Information Search: Confidence in Control. (eingereicht)

Castro-Rodrigues, P.; Akam, T.; Snorasson, I.; Camacho, M.; Paixão, V.; Barahona-Corrêa, B.; Dayan, P.; Simpson, H.; Costa, R.; Oliveira-Maia, A.: Explicit knowledge of task structure is the primary determinant of human model-based action. (eingereicht)