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Modeling human activity comprehension at human scale: Prediction, segmentation, and categorization

2022-09-16

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<p>Humans form sequences of event models—representations of the immediate situation—topredict how activity will unfold. Multiple mechanisms have been proposed for how the cognitivesystem determines when to segment the stream of behavior and switch from one active eventmodel to another. Here we use a large-scale naturalistic dataset to compare two candidategating mechanisms for model updating: prediction uncertaint...

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7b034b8d-92f5-53f4-b4ba-6c0cf704182c
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10.31234/osf.io/pt6hx
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