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Understanding Social Cognition with Delta-Rule Active Inference Learning

2023-08-27

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<p>Trait, attitude and preference learning encompasses the encoding of stable characteristics from observed behaviors, which are then used to make predictions and influence how one interacts with an individual in various contexts. Being able to understand the risk-taking tendencies of others is a complex example of such social inference job. In this research, we used a Bayesian framework to explore how humans can...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/yjrdb

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