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Planning as Dynamics Relaxation: Hippocampal Recurrent Network Realizes Optimal Goal-Directed Navigation
Neural correlates of spatial cognitive map are well documented, yet exactly how neural circuits perform spatial navigation in complex environments - e.g., reaching a goal while avoiding obstacles - remains largely unclear. Here, we show that a hippocampal network with appropriate recurrent connectio
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