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Idiographic Memory Modelling in ACT-R Using Alternating Maximum Likelihood Estimation

2026-06-23

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<p>Performance on memory tasks varies systematically between individuals and within individuals over time. However, computational models of memory are often fitted at the group level or summarise performance in a single parameter, potentially obscuring the distinct cognitive processes that give rise to this variation. Here we present a likelihood-based procedure for fitting the multi-parameter ACT-R declarative me...

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10.31234/osf.io/xs28g_v2
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