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Deterministic response strategies in trial-and-error learning

2018-02-01

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Trial-and-error learning is a universal strategy for establishing which actions are beneficial or harmful in new environments. However, learning stimulus-response associations solely via trial-and-error is often suboptimal, as in many settings dependencies among stimuli and responses can be exploited to increase learning efficiency. Previous studies have shown that in settings featuring such dependencies, humans t...

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6dff29cf-06bb-5eea-b2ad-f4b279077ccd
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10.1101/258459
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