Torus-cluster membership, not gridness, is causally load-bearing for path integration
measured in 1 paperSchoyen et al. train a continuous-attractor path-integration RNN (4096 units) across up to 50 environments and cluster cells by autocorrelogram similarity via UMAP+DBSCAN [schoyen-etal-2023-toroidal-cells-path-integration] A 315-cell cluster whose point cloud is torus-shaped is distinct from the high-gridness-score subset; the two only partially overlap [schoyen-etal-2023-toroidal-cells-path-integration] The torus cluster remaps coherently across environments (shared spacing and orientation) but with a consistent nonzero phase shift, mirroring biological grid-module remapping [schoyen-etal-2023-toroidal-cells-path-integration] Pruning the 315 torus-cluster cells drives path-integration decoding error to the untrained baseline, while pruning equally many high-gridness or random cells barely matters, so torus membership rather than gridness carries the computation [schoyen-etal-2023-toroidal-cells-path-integration]