Abstract

What is to be Done? Why Reward is Difficult to Do Without

Highlights

  • What this traditional orientation tends to neglect is the role of the brain as a system for selecting among available actions

  • That is to say the predicament of natural agents is fundamentally an economic one, even if it is not necessary that selection converge on a system for responding to the predicament in which economic variables are explicitly represented

  • A key component in the neural implementation of these movements is the lateral intraparietal area (LIP), which comprises a topographic map integrating locations in the visual field and aspects of the muscular plans that would effect the centering of gaze on those locations

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Summary

Introduction

What this traditional orientation tends to neglect is the role of the brain as a system for selecting among available actions. The phenomenon has a proximal aspect, which concerns the specific biological mechanisms, including neural ones, by means of which the values of different available actions might be represented, and selections between them made.

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