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Assembling hierarchies of action using sequencing and abstraction: studies and models of zero-shot learning

2022-02-01

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<p>Although the hierarchical structure of human action is widely acknowledged, we do not fully understand how hierarchies of action are assembled. The standard view is that low-level actions are sequenced to establish higher-level routines of behaviour. Here we develop an alternative approach to building hierarchies, based on two insights. First, we consider relations between sequence elements. Second, we identify...

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c1475b95-f99e-5365-8e01-2285949b3b96
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10.31234/osf.io/gzjur
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