Computational rationality approaches to arbitrating models of cognition: a case study using perceptual metacognition

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<p>Perceptual confidence results from a metacognitive process which evaluates how likely our percepts are to be correct. Many competing models of perceptual metacognition enjoy strong empirical support. Arbitrating these models traditionally proceeds via researchers conducting experiments and then fitting several models to the data collected. However, such a process often includes conditions or paradigms that may...

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bafc34a4-773f-5a90-9f19-75548dc7c1d6

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10.31234/osf.io/7pga2