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Lastest update: Dec 2025

Publications

Yang Q, Li HH (2025).
Efficient Allocation of Working Memory Resource for Utility Maximization in Humans and Recurrent Neural Networks.
Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS). html
Goldway N, Harhen N, Yang Q, et al (2025).
Correspondence between reinforcement learning phenotypes and transdiagnostic clinical symptomatology across development.
Conference on Computational Cognitive Neuroscience (CCN Extended abstracts). html
Han HW*, Dhar R*, Yang Q*, et al (2024).
Investigating the role of modality and training objective on representational alignment between transformers and the brain.
NeurIPS 2024 Unireps Workshop. html, PMLR, poster
Xu Y, Yang Q (2024).
Attention redistribution during event segmentation in Large Language Model.
NeurIPS 2024 Behavioral ML Workshop (Extended abstracts). html
Zhu P*, Yang Q*, et al (2023).
Working-Memory-Guided Attention Competes with Exogenous Attention but Not with Endogenous Attention.
Behavioral Sciences. html

Conference and Workshop Presentations

Yang Q, Li HH (2025).
Efficient Allocation of Working Memory Resource for Utility Maximization in Humans and Recurrent Neural Networks.
Poster presented at main conference of NeurIPS. poster
Yang Q, Li HH (2025).
Reward Shapes Resource Allocation in Working Memory.
Poster presented at Vision Sciences Society (VSS). html
Goldway N, Yang Q, et al (2024).
Correspondence between computational decision-making phenotypes and transdiagnostic clinical symptomatology across development.
Poster presented at Society for Neuroscience (SfN). poster, html
Goldway N, ..., Yang Q, et al (2023).
Reliability of a Reinforcement-Learning Task Battery for Computational Phenotyping of Decision-Making in Adolescent Psychopathology.
Poster presented at Computational Psychiatry Conference. poster
Yang Q, Li M, & Curtis C (2022).
Modeling Effects of Interrupting Parietal Cortex Neural Activity on Working Memory Limit.
Talk presented at the 5th Neuromatch Conference. poster