Interdisciplinary StudiesFrontiers in Computational Neuroscience
Memory consolidation from a reinforcement learning perspective
J. W. Lee and M. W. Jung
Memory consolidation may operate as offline reinforcement learning: CA3 generates diverse activity patterns and CA1 evaluates and reinforces those most likely to maximize rewards, a process paralleling Sutton’s Dyna algorithm. This research was conducted by Jong Won Lee and Min Whan Jung.
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