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Spatiotemporal Program Learning in Human Adults, Children, and Monkeys

2025-10-07

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<p>People learn languages, music, games, mathematics, and a seemingly limitless assortment ofother structures across domains. How do we learn such a large variety of richly structuredrepresentations efficiently? One possibility is that people "learn by programming," synthesizingdata-generating algorithms to explain what they observe. We examine the nature andorigins of structure learning mechanisms in human adults...

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5a80c549-4bd6-559a-8703-6c499b6f312a
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10.31234/osf.io/2n85j_v2
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