Spontaneous prediction error generation in schizophrenia.
PLoS ONE. 2012; 7(5):e37843
Paul Fletcher and Phil Corlett
27 Jul 2012
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New Finding, Technical Advance
The statistician and engineer George Box famously mused that "all models are wrong...but some are useful" {1}. Here, Yamashita and Tani report on the implementation of a robot model of embodied cognition whose use lies precisely in its errors. Specifically, the introduction of neural noise into their model engenders aberrant prediction...
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