Visual input is often incomplete, requiring the brain to infer missing information from prior experience or contextual cues. Establishing whether memory-derived and context-derived information shape pattern completion through shared or distinct top-down pathways is central to understanding how perception emerges from t...
Adaptive behavior requires updating responses when contingencies change while preserving prior associations and the capacity to learn a new. How this trade-off is resolved remains unknown. Here, we combined in vivo imaging of apical tuft spines in the secondary motor cortex (M2) with biologically constrained network mo...
I. Pandi, Spyridon Chavlis, Hatem Oraby et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Inference in LLMs is conventionally a fixed-depth, fixed-order forward pass through every layer, regardless of how difficult the input is. The human brain does not work this way: using the thalamus as a central hub, it routes information flexibly to all regions of the cortex according to demand. Li et al. (2026) recent...
Justus Westerhoff, Stephan Olbrich, Hatem Oraby et al.· 1 citation
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