Spatial knowledge transfer between models of hippocampus and associative cortex

A typical navigation task requires both declarative and non-declarative memory for respectively locus memorization and action selection. These dual memories are believed to be achieved in the central nervous systems by the hippocampus and the cortex. In the light of the functioning of each neuronal system, the paper proposes a model of interaction between these structures. The model is illustrated through a simple example of a navigation task.