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claim:winner-take-all-architectures-of-decision-making-are-already-commonplace-in-computational-neuroscience-and-the-softmax-function-provides-a-smooth-approximationWinner take-all architectures of decision-making are already commonplace in computational neuroscience, and the softmax function provides a smooth approximation.
Neural plausibility argument for softmax policy selection.
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extracted_from(2020) · Lancelot Da Costa · Thomas Parr · Noor Sajid · Sebastijan Veselic +2
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