First Preprint From New Group: Predictive Grid Cells Don't Need Explicit Planning
tweetsatpreet · x · 2026-10-16
wredman4's new group released its first preprint, 'Predictive Grid Cell Coding Does Not Require Explicit Planning', analyzing grid, predictive and retrospective grid units via rate maps and grid-score statistics across ±400ms temporal shifts to test whether predictive coding requires explicit planning.
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