Dr Keiji Ota
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London
Member of Dr Lucie Charles's Research Group
| Funder: | ESRC Economic and Social Research Council |
| Project: | Freedom of choice in decision-making: Introspecting the cause of our actions-GRANT TRANSFER |
Publications
Publications of specific relevance to the Centre for Brain and Behaviour2024
Dissecting Bayes: Using influence measures to test normative use of probability density information derived from a sampleOta K and Maloney LT
Plos Computational Biology, Public Library of Science (Plos) vol. 20 (5)
01-05-2024
2023
Autonomous behaviour and the limits of human volitionOta K, Charles L and Haggard P
Cognition, Elsevier vol. 244
14-12-2023
Detecting visual texture patterns in binary sequences through pattern featuresDal Martello MF, Ota K, Pietralla DE and Maloney LT
Journal of Vision, Association For Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (Arvo) vol. 23 (13)
01-11-2023
2020
Optimizing motor decision-making through competition with opponentsOta K, Tanae M, Ishii K and Takiyama K
Scientific Reports, Springer Nature vol. 10 (1)
22-01-2020
2019
Sub-optimality in motor planning is not improved by explicit observation of motor uncertaintyOta K, Shinya M, Maloney LT and Kudo K
Scientific Reports, Springer Nature vol. 9 (1)
16-10-2019
Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Over Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex Modulates Risk-Attitude in Motor Decision-MakingOta K, Shinya M and Kudo K
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Frontiers vol. 13
06-09-2019
Risk aversion in the adjustment of speed-accuracy tradeoff depending on time constraintsOnagawa R, Shinya M, Ota K and Kudo K
Scientific Reports, Springer Nature vol. 9 (1)
13-08-2019
2016
Sub-optimality in motor planning is retained throughout 9 days practice of 2250 trialsOta K, Shinya M and Kudo K
Scientific Reports, Springer Nature vol. 6 (1)
21-11-2016
2015
Motor planning under temporal uncertainty is suboptimal when the gain function is asymmetricOta K, Shinya M and Kudo K
Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience, Frontiers vol. 9
15-07-2015