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A model to analyze age-related differences in human-generated head-tail sequences

2023-08-08

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The generation of random-like sequences is a common task for assessing high-level cognitive abilities, such as inhibition, sustained attention and working memory. In general, many studies have shown a detrimental effect of aging on pseudo-random productions. The performance of participants in random generation tasks has typically been assessed by measures of randomness such as, among others, entropy and algorithmi...

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83fcc8a2-c1e5-52fe-b7e8-59182e662e3d
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10.1101/2023.08.07.552223
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