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Computational tools for quantifying schemas in autobiographical narratives

2026-03-13

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<p>According to schema theory, human knowledge is functionally organized in network-like structures called "schemas". Schemas are known to influence memory encoding and recall, and have been proposed to similarly structure our imagination of the future. An automated, general-purpose, and scalable means of quantifying reliance on schemas in autobiographical narratives would therefore be an invaluable tool in resear...

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202faa37-c0f5-53d0-bb7f-6ede02f8db88
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10.31234/osf.io/m6c7y_v1
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