Generalized Information Theory Meets Human Cognition: Introducing a Unified Framework to Model Uncertainty and Information Search

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Not sure if I fully understand what you're going for, but...

User InfuriatinglyOpaque, in the cognitive science subreddit, 03 Jun 2022

Not sure if I fully understand what you're going for, but here are some representative papers from the literatures that sprang…

The issue of how best to measure variance/heterogeneity has...

User InfuriatinglyOpaque, in the statistics subreddit, 11 May 2022

The issue of how best to measure variance/heterogeneity has popped up in many disciplines, and many of the proposed definitions/m…

Generalized Information Theory Meets Human Cognition: Introducing a Unified Framework to Model Uncertainty and Information Search

User frank_leno, in the Decision Theory subreddit, 20 Jul 2018

Generalized Information Theory Meets Human Cognition: Introducing a Unified Framework to Model Uncertainty and Information Search

User [deleted], in the cognitive science subreddit, 19 Jul 2018

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