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Predicting individual skill learning, a cautionary tale

2022-04-26

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People show vast variability in skill learning. What determines a person’s individual learning ability? In this study we explored the possibility to predict participants’ future learning, based on their behavior during initial skill acquisition. We recruited a large online multi-session sample of participants performing a sequential tapping skill learning task. We trained machine learning models to predict future...

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Literature Corpus work: d280faf0-c185-5596-b245-b8f4d3629161
DOI: 10.1101/2022.04.24.489296

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