The Successor Representation as a model of behavioural flexibility
Résumé
Accounting for behavioural capabilities and flexibilities experimentally observed in animals is a major issue in computational neurosciences. In order to design a comprehensive algorithmic framework for this purpose, the model-free and model-based reinforcement learning (RL) components are generally taken as reference either in isolation or in combination. In this article, we consider the RL Successor Representation (SR) approach as an alternative. We compare it to the standard model-free and modelbased models on three relevant experimental data-sets. These modelling experiments demonstrate that SR is able to account better for several behavioural flexibilities while being algorithmically simpler.
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