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Temporal Stability of Bayesian Belief Updating in Perceptual Decision Making

2023-04-27

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<p>Bayesian inference suggests that perception is inferred from a weighted integration of prior contextual beliefs with current sensory evidence (likelihood) about the world around us. The perceived precision or uncertainty associated with prior and likelihood information is used to guide perceptual decision making, such that more weight is placed on the source of information with greater precision. This provides...

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5a37869d-f21e-5183-9af0-8c346406c180
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10.31234/osf.io/wj8xh
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