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Adventures of human planners in Maze Search Task

2021-06-01

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<p>Humans make efficient plans during everydaynavigation and natural spatial search, while these tasks still remainchallenging for algorithms. Which mental computationalmodels do we have that makes this possible? We investigatethree computational principles that may be leveraged by people— approximate expected utility maximization, discountedutility, and probability weighed utility—in the context of a novelspatial...

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Literature Corpus work: 9f9c1a3b-607a-5869-ac52-013042534050
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/r5hd4

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