@inbook {575551,
	title = {Case-based decision neuroscience: Economic judgment by similarity},
	booktitle = {Goal-Directed Decision Making: Computations and Neural Circuits},
	year = {2018},
	pages = {67-103},
	abstract = {This chapter presents an emerging "case-based" system for decision making that centers on the retrieval of similar past episodes. It can be mathematically described by the economic model of case-based decision theory accompanied by the computational background of case-based reasoning. This system stands between model-free and model-based systems on the bias-variance tradeoff and holds advantages over both when faced with novel and complex problems. The hippocampus and related medial temporal lobe structures provide a neural substrate for case-based calculations by instantiating stimulus and reward associations. This neurocomputational understanding sheds light on how such calculations can also contribute to or interfere with model-free and model-based control.},
	author = {Bhui, Rahul},
	editor = {Morris, R.W. and Bornstein, A.M. and Shenhav, A.}
}
