How Can We Characterize Human Generalization and Distinguish it from Generalization in Machines?

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<p>People appear to excel at generalization: they require little experience to generalize their knowledge to new situations. But can we confidently make such a conclusion? To make progress toward a better understanding, we characterize human generalization by introducing three proposed cognitive mechanisms allowing people to generalize: applying simple rules, judging new objects by considering their similarity to...

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1c62e56d-e86d-5ac5-9a2e-343ce2c2422a

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10.31234/osf.io/k6ect_v1