 We  explore how different types of cortical neurons may represent different variables , such as prior and posterior distributions and value functions, and what cortical dynamics may realize required computations. We further discuss experimental and computational approaches are required for scrutinizing this dual cortical circuit hypothesis .
<clarity>  We  explore how different types of cortical neurons may represent different variables , such as prior and posterior distributions and value functions, and what cortical dynamics may realize required computations. We further discuss experimental and computational approaches are required for scrutinizing this dual cortical circuit hypothesis .
 We explore how different types of cortical neurons may represent variables and implement computations .