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Perceptual similarity judgments reflect one’s own discrimination capacities

2024-06-14

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Perceptual similarity is a cornerstone for human learning and generalization. However, in assessing perceptual similarity between two stimuli, it is not well-defined which features or combinations of features one should focus on. The problem has accordingly been considered ill-posed, implying a lack of a clear ground-truth basis for similarity judgments. We hypothesized that the stimuli rated as subjectively simil...

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20de5cd9-c576-5ddd-8722-14271084326d
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10.1101/2024.06.13.598769
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