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Once created and released, however, their diffusion is not directly under human control. Hacking an e-bike also has legal repercussions. In France, 'tuning' to exceed the That's not just bad news for riders, but also the e-bike industry as a whole. As eBikeTips reports, the Confederation of the European Bicycle Industry Conebi has decided to take action, and published a statement committing to prevent tampering.

Delimiting e-bikes is therefore likely to get much more difficult over the coming years — and it's simply not worth the risk. Even if you don't have an accident or get caught, you won't necessarily get better performance out of your bike.

An e-bike's software is tuned for a top speed of Understanding how habits are formed in the brain is critical in developing strategies to change them, researchers say. All it takes, according to researchers from Warwick, Princeton, and Brown Universities , is repetition. The authors of the study created a model using digital rats that shows forming habits depends more on how often you perform an action rather than how much satisfaction you get from it.

Abstract :. Stephen J. In recent years, key computational models have conceptualized habits as arising from model-free reinforcement learning mechanisms, which typically select between available actions based on the future value expected to result from each. Traditionally, however, habits have been understood as behaviors that can be triggered directly by a stimulus, without requiring the animal to evaluate expected outcomes.

Here, we develop a computational model instantiating this traditional view, in which habits develop through the direct strengthening of recently taken actions rather than through the encoding of outcomes.