Quantum Random Walks and Decision Making

Topics in Cognitive Science 6 (1):108-113 (2014)
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How realistic is it to adopt a quantum random walk model to account for decisions involving two choices? Here, we discuss the neural plausibility and the effect of initial state and boundary thresholds on such a model and contrast it with various features of the classical random walk model of decision making

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