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Foraging as sampling without replacement: a Bayesian statistical model for estimating biases in target selection

2021-09-15

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<p>Foraging entails finding multiple targets sequentially. In humans and other animals, a key observation has been a tendency to forage in `runs' of the same target type. This tendency is context-sensitive, and in humans, it is strongest when the targets are difficult to distinguish from the distractors. Many important questions have yet to be addressed about this and other tendencies in human foraging, and a key...

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6abef736-8338-5fd5-8f06-b4b7c78eff6b
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10.31234/osf.io/zacr9
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