… We used a linear combination of the three sensory signals with a weight of +1 for the
signal providing evidence for a particular choice and weights of −0.5 for each of the …

… sensory information onto complex courses of action. A simple example is perceptual detection,
in which a noisy sensory signal is … ) indicating our sensory experience, or the lack thereof [ …

… Also, what happens when the current sensory signal informs an action that may occur at
an unknown time in the future, with other actions performed in the intervening time? Do such …

… Psychometric functions are often interpreted in the context of Signal … sensory processing
and non-sensory decision rules in the brain. This framework has helped to relate perceptual …

… for the influence of feedback signals on early sensory representations. Applying our …
sensory and cognitive components into physiologically testable models of perceptual decision…

… Perceptual decisions occur when sensory inputs are … , and humans make perceptual
decisions have been intensively … should bias signals most strongly when sensory information is …

… We hypothesized that perceptual decision-making regions that integrate sensory evidence
… In fact, a recent recording study found earlier and stronger rule-based signals in PFC than in …

… Namely, increasing the weight we give to expected sensory signals may explain how we
develop a largely veridical representation of our actions and their consequences in an …

… effect of alpha on perceptual decisions across sensory modalities. … sensory and decision
processing. Conventionally, spontaneous brain activity is operationalized as a neural signal …

Perceptual decision making is often modeled as perfect integration of sequential sensory
samples until the accumulated total reaches a fixed decision bound. In that view, the buildup of …