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The resource-rational dynamics of evidence accumulation

2026-04-20

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Evidence accumulation is a fundamental aspect of human decision-making. However, how the precise temporal structure of evidence shapes the accumulation process has not been systematically studied. As a result, current understanding of evidence accumulation remains largely limited to its time-averaged behavior. We tested human subjects in a visual estimation task in which they inferred the angular position of an un...

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Literature Corpus work: 64d6f359-5bf1-5253-a60b-9aa02cf57275
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.15.718716

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