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Creating Something Different: Similarity, Contrast, and Representativeness in Categorization

2019-09-06

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<p>The ability to generate new concepts and ideas is among the most fascinating aspects of human cognition, but we do not have a strong understanding of the cognitive processes and representations underlying concept generation. In this paper, we study the generation of new categories using the computational and behavioral toolkit of traditional artificial category learning. Previous work in this domain has focused...

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Literature Corpus work: 44961c54-49bd-5805-b77e-79d3377f7f50
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/zsbqc

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