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The Wisdom of the Coherent: Improving Correspondence with Coherence-Weighted Aggregation

2021-05-19

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<p>Previous research shows that variation in coherence (i.e., degrees of respect for axioms of probability calculus), when used as a basis for performance-weighted aggregation, can improve the accuracy of probability judgments. However, many aspects of coherence-weighted aggregation remain a mystery, including both prescriptive issues (e.g., how best to use coherence measures) and theoretical issues (e.g., why coh...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/fmnty

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