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Forward and Backward Inference in Spatial Cognition

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Neuronal implementation.

Here indexes time and we have control signals , path integral hidden state estimates , Bayesian state estimates, , non-spatial sensory states, and predictions of non-spatial sensory states . During Localisation, path integration in MEC combines previous state estimates and motor efference copy to produce a new state estimate, with mean as described in equation 23. Bayesian inference in CA3-CA1 combines path integration with sensory input to get an improved state estimate as described in equation 24. LEC sends a prediction error signal to CA3-CA1. The computations underlying ‘sensory imagery’, ‘decision making’ and ‘model selection’ are discussed in the main text in the section on ‘Neural Implementation’. CA: Cornu Ammonis, LEC/MEC: Lateral/Medial Entorhinal cortex.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003383.g008