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Sequential sampling from memory underlies perceptual decisions unyoked from actions
Perceptual decision-making refers to the class of decisions in which sensory evidence is used to categorize percepts and guide actions. Conventionally, categorical decisions are thought to precede motor actions. However, recent studies in nonhuman primates challenge this assumption -- when perceptua
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