New Paper Published in Computational Brain and Behavior

In this paper we study how decisions can be affected by varying frequencies and magnitudes of a perceptual stimulus in a simulated binary choice task. As a result we find that reaction time distributions may resemble the periodicity of the external stimulus. The article is fully open access.

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Thomas Bose
Research Fellow in Collective Behaviour

My current research interests include decision making and behaviour in natural and artificial systems. Previously, I also worked on other biological and physical systems applying methods of Statistical Physics.