During perceptual decision-making, the firing rates of cortical neurons reflect upcoming
choices. Recent work showed that excitatory and inhibitory neurons are equally selective for …

Speed-accuracy tradeoff (SAT) in the decision making of humans and animals is a well-
documented phenomenon, but its underlying neuronal mechanism remains unclear …

We used a temporally extended categorization task to investigate the neural substrates
underlying our ability to integrate information over time and across multiple stimulus …

Several plausible theories of the neural implementation of speed/accuracy trade‐off (SAT),
the phenomenon in which individuals may alternately emphasize speed or accuracy during …

Hasty decisions often lead to poor choices, whereas accurate decisions are ineffective if
they take too long. Thus, good choices require cognitive mechanisms to determine the …

During perceptual decision-making, the firing rates of cortical neurons reflect upcoming
choices. Recent work showed that excitatory and inhibitory neurons are equally selective for …

Expectations are combined with sensory information when making choices. Some models of
the choice process have conceptualized expectations as trial by trial updates to baseline …

Abstract Diffusion Decision Models (DDMs) are a widely used class of models that assume
an accumulation of evidence during a quick decision. These models are often used as …

Neuroscience has illuminated the neural basis of decision-making, providing evidence that
supports specific models of decision-processes. These models typically are quite …

Evidence accumulation is a computational framework that accounts for behavior as well as
the dynamics of individual neurons involved in decision making. Linking these two levels of …