The neuroscience of hierarchical reinforcement learning

Sep 6, 2021

Interesting neuroscience news. This may be quite relevant to hierarchical reinforcement learning.

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The researchers found that the pattern of activations for both inductive and deductive reasoning were located in a set of brain regions commonly known as “the multiple-demand (MD) system” that has been known to be involved in different kinds of cognitive challenges such as the selection of task-relevant stimuli of a current cognitive operation, swift reorganization with changing context, and separation of successive stages of task steps, which are intrinsic to the underlying mechanism for humans’ flexible thoughts and problem- solving.

Robert Stonjek shared a link to the group: Neuroscience.

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A brain with ‘multiple demand’ is what drives human reasoning, scientists say

by Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-09-brain-multiple-demand-human-scientists.html

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