New paper – A neural network account of distortions in metacognition

2udix 15/11/2021 News

Atiya, Huys, Dolan and Fleming (2021): Explaining distortions in metacognition with an attractor network model of decision uncertainty PLoS Computational Biology (IF: 3.955)17(7): e1009201

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