Abstract
In the study of perceptual decision-making, the dominant theory holds that subjects accumulate evidence over time until a threshold level is reached and a response is executed ([Gold and Shadlen, 2007][1]; [Forstmann et al., 2016][2]). Formal evidence accumulation models have been exceptionally
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