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Space as a Scaffold for Rotational Generalisation of Abstract Concepts

2023-03-27

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<p>Learning invariances allows us to generalise. In the visual modality, invariant representations allow us to recognise objects despite translations or rotations in physical space. However, how we learn the invariances that allow us to generalise abstract patterns of sensory data (“concepts”) is a longstanding puzzle. Here, we study how humans generalise relational patterns in stimulation sequences that are defin...

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Literature Corpus work: 212cd5ee-2ac8-540a-a670-470985003365
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/zt6e4

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