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claim:dopamine-encodes-the-conditional-certainty-or-precision-of-predictionsDopamine encodes the conditional certainty or precision of predictions
Broader role for dopamine beyond reward signalling, influencing top-down/bottom-up balance.
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extracted_from(2008) · Karl Friston
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- dopamine role in precision encodingassociated_withHypothesis that dopamine encodes the precision of predictions, modulating top-down vs bottom-up balance.
- precision (conditional certainty)associated_withEncoding of prediction confidence; proposed role for dopamine beyond reward signalling.
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