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Know your priors: Task specific priors reflect subjective expectations in Bayesian models of categorization

2021-11-29

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<p>The emergence of Bayesian causal models has had an enormous influence on how researchers understand people’s processing of probabilistic information, providing a description of cognitive phenomena and allowing their formalization and ensuing mathematical predictions. In the topic of categorization, the Generative Model (GM) is one such Bayesian formalization. Over three different experiments we tested if the GM...

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10.31234/osf.io/e6zhm
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