Explore a 32-minute seminar presentation from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series that delves into the complex mechanisms of neural dynamics and their role in latent state inference, examining how the brain processes and interprets underlying patterns in information processing and decision-making.
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Syllabus
Cristina Savin: Uncovering the neural dynamics underlying latent state inference
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BPPB Seminar
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