Cortical and subcortical predictive dynamics and learning during perception, cognition, emotion and action

AUTOR(ES)

Grossberg, Stephen

FONTE

The Royal Society

RESUMO

An intimate link exists between the predictive and learning processes in the brain. Perceptual/cognitive and spatial/motor processes use complementary predictive mechanisms to learn, recognize, attend and plan about objects in the world, determine their current value, and act upon them. Recent neural models clarify these mechanisms and how they interact in cortical and subcortical brain regions. The present paper reviews and synthesizes data and models of these processes, and outlines a unified theory of predictive brain processing.

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