ANNULÉ - Scalable neural population dynamics underlying cognition in the basal ganglia
Time, like space, is a fundamental dimension of animals’ worlds. To behave adaptively, organisms must extract temporal structure from experience and construct temporally patterned behavior. Yet, the mechanisms for doing so are poorly understood. The striatum, a main input structure of the basal ganglia, has been implicated in several time-dependent functions such as reinforcement learning and action selection.

