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Modeling Task Effects in Human Reading with Neural Network-based Attention

2022-09-19

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<p>Research on human reading has long documented that reading behavior shows task-specific effects, but it has been challenging to build general models predicting what reading behavior humans will show in a given task. We introduce NEAT, a computational model of the allocation of attention in human reading, based on the hypothesis that human reading optimizes a tradeoff between economy of attention and success at...

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Literature Corpus work: 07de690b-00fc-5cfc-b20f-6beda9744af2
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/ybwxh

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